Neto Benjamin

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@mbu_r_umichael 🤣🤣🤣heeh

I tried this Power Nap thing at night with the alarm just close to my ear It was a 15 min nap, sleep on the covers in complete darkness. I did wake up and had a productive 3hours after that, but tell me why I was even dreaming in those 15 minutes 😭😅?

@Thuranira_1 The employee must be granted a fair hearing for any adverse decision made against them.✅

Even employees on probation deserve a fair hearing before termination

@mbu_r_umichael @_plangat Public Procurement Law!✅

Wanafunzi wa Tax Law ni kama you can send me your material I may not have done it in undergrad but we need to be in the know cause of this rogue regime

@_SkillFutu @OduorACaroline @citizentvkenya state kapsha!

@OduorACaroline @netobenjamink Lakini media hawawezi fanya basic due diligence @citizentvkenya

Section 6(1) of the VAT Act explicitly vests this authority in the Cabinet Secretary. Crucially, the same section restricts any adjustment, whether an increase or decrease,to a maximum of 25%, meaning the highest rate permissible under the law currently stands at 13.6%.

Don't just raise a PO because an Arbitration Clause exists, prove it, show the dispute is worthy of resolution. Where a debt appears undisputed, the court will not refer the matter to arbitration, since arbitration is only for actual disputes, not clear uncontested claims.

@mbu_r_umichael uko sawa kabisa!

@netobenjamink So Umesema nitulie

Unaskia firms have drafts of every Project Work Unit na yako haina ata moja 😭😂🌚

@JonathanKisyul1 @Leone_wanderaa this is new

@Leone_wanderaa Shida iko commercial.

ATP Tweeps mnarusha maswali ya project work huku. Tunawaona. Wapi ya krimino?

My new article on U.S. negligence law and the foreseeability of AI agent harms is officially lead paper of Vol. 19 Issue 1 of the Journal of Tort Law. Also now completely available open access (no sign up/ institutional access required): degruyterbrill.com/document/doi/1…

I agree with you counsel, testamentary freedom is limited. Courts retain the authority to intervene where the exercise of testamentary power conflicts with legal obligations and fundamental principles of justuce. This Clause in Gachagua's will would not stand.

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The SCORK in R v Joshua Mwangi 2024 ordered and the ground listened. In that case, the SCORK held that its ratio decidendi in Muruatetu ONLY applied to murder charges and should not be enlarged to SO.

@WanguKanjaF Nice to see ndugu Odoyo giving back💪🏽

As we mark Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we reflect on 25 years of progress while asking difficult but necessary questions about the road ahead. What has changed, what remains unresolved and what must we do differently to ensure survivors are supported and protected? Join us as we engage, reflect and commit to action. Set a reminder here x.com/i/spaces/1MKgN… #RestoringDignity

@RealWekesa @ClowersShemaiah @wuodosur true✅

@netobenjamink @ClowersShemaiah @wuodosur Wakili, I do agree with you. However, your second sentence is too broad and may be understood differently, courts would rarely interfere with a will merely because it is unfair or unjust. There are recognized legal grounds where courts would intervene,(Sec 7 and 26 of the LSA)

The Environment and Land Court at Nyamira in Ongera v Kenya National Highways Authority & 4 others KEELC 1920; "...There are adequate procedures within the Civil Procedure Rules for enforcement of an injuction....the police should never be involved in enforcement of an injuction"

@bimb0egoddess 😂😂😂💀

@netobenjamink kuja nikupende pia wewe!, 😚😝