Division of Matrimonial Property in Kenya: Reconciling The Supreme Court Decision in Ogentoto V Ogentoto with Articles 28 and 45 of The Constitution of Kenya, 2010

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Property plays a vital role in society. It represents a significant aspect of a couple's shared life and often reflects their hard work, investments, and aspirations. The division of property during divorce or separation is a critical issue that not only affects the individuals involved but also has broader implications for societal well-being and gender equality. Proper management and fair distribution of matrimonial property are essential to ensure justice, economic stability, and social progress for all parties involved.

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Degree in Bachelors of Law

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Aete, B. S. (2023). Division of Matrimonial Property in Kenya: Reconciling The Supreme Court Decision in Ogentoto V Ogentoto with Articles 28 and 45 of The Constitution of Kenya, 2010. Daystar University, School of Law.

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