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Renaissance Philosophy
| Institution | KENYATTA UNIVERSITY |
| Course | PHILOSOPHY |
| Year | 1st Year |
| Semester | Unknown |
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During the middle ages, philosophy was virtually the handmaiden of theology but the blending of philosophy and theology was an unstable one. Philosophy was set at providing an intellectual and metaphysical foundation for revealed religion. By the close of the middle ages, the medieval marriage between religion and philosophy had become strained, and during renaissance there was a decisive separation between the two.
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PROBATE AND ADMNISTRATION
A limited grant is a grant that does not give the personal representative authority
to act with respect to the whole estate in all respects until the administration is
completed. It is a restricted grant. The grant may be limited as to special purpose,
property or time or it may be one of the special types.
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ATP 102: PROBATE AND ADMNISTRATION
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This is the branch of law that deals with inheritance. The concept of inheritance is universal to all societies irrespective of their legal system, ideology or religion. This arises out of three basic philosophical considerations:
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LAW OF SUCCESSION
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This is the branch of law that deals with inheritance. The concept of inheritance is universal to all societies irrespective of their legal system, ideology or religion. This arises out of three basic philosophical considerations: that man needs to acquire some property for his own sustenance and leading a good life. Inheritance is one of the means through which property is acquired, the fact that man dies and leaves behind his property that should continue to be owned by those who are left behind, and the fact that man instinctively wants to have some control over his property even upon his demise.
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ATP 100: CIVIL LITIGATION
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Assuming the defendant has been served and opted not to defend the plaintiff may apply for judgment in default of defence. One has to find out whether they are entitled to final or interlocutory judgment both of which have different procedures. Assuming Defendant chooses to defend the action and as such has filed a defence.
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CIVIL LITIGATION SUMMARY NOTES
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Introduction to Company Law
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The Kenya Companies Act No 17 of 2015 was assented to by the President on September 11, 2015, to replace the Companies Act Cap 486 that had been passed in 1962. The repealed Companies Act is based on the English Companies Act, 1948. While the new Companies Act has largely codified the provisions of the common law and rules of equity, it is envisaged that these will still apply where necessary, relevant or where the statute is silent or does not fully cover an area in question.
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Criminal Law 1
A crime is an offence which is prohibited by law and injurious to the public good and
which is enforced by courts and prosecuted by the State.
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COMPANY LAW IN KENYA
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The formation and winding up of a company in Kenya is governed by the Company’s
Act Cap 486 of the Laws of Kenya. The company legislation in Kenya owes its origin to
the English company law.
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Sexual Offences: Rape, defilement and allied offences
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GPR 106: CRIMINAL LAW
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In general terms crime may be defined as an act punishable by law as forbidden by statute or injurious to the public welfare.
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