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HAA v AAA [2025] KEKC 20 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Nakuru granted a judicial divorce after finding the marriage had irretrievably broken down and reconciliation had failed.
FZS v OAM [2024] KEKC 25 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Nakuru dissolved a marriage after finding the respondent had failed to meet his marital duties and showed no interest in the relationship.
AHO v MMA [2023] KEKC 13 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Busia dissolved an Islamic marriage, granted the mother custody of two children, and allowed her to collect her belongings.
SMI v ANG [2021] KEHC 9099 (KLR)
The High Court at Machakos dissolved a marriage after finding cruelty, adultery, and desertion proved. Custody of the child was awarded to the respondent.
NAA v MM [2019] KEKC 20 (KLR)
The Kadhi's Court at Moyale dissolved an Islamic marriage after finding the wife had not contributed to the breakdown and the husband had deserted and failed to maintain her.
J.M.K.M v S.M.K [2018] KEHC 9499 (KLR)
The High Court dissolved a marriage after finding both spouses agreed it had broken down irretrievably, with long-term estrangement and no conjugal relations.
R G A v J T M [2018] KEHC 9273 (KLR)
The High Court dissolved a marriage after finding the relationship had irretrievably broken down. The respondent’s counter-petition was dismissed and no costs were ordered.
RJ v BOB [2018] KEKC 26 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Kisumu dissolved an ex parte marriage after finding cruelty, non-maintenance, denial of conjugal rights, and breakdown of the marital relationship.
HAH v IHD [2018] KEKC 13 (KLR)
The Kadhi’s Court at Garsen dissolved a marriage after finding the respondent had deserted the applicant for over two years and failed to provide maintenance.
FW v NA [2017] KEKC 14 (KLR)
The Kadhis Court at Nyeri dissolved the parties’ marriage through Khul’a, issued a divorce certificate, declined return of dowry, and ordered each side to bear its own costs.
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