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Kenya Law Weekly Issue 042/21-22
Kenya Law Weekly Issue 007/22-23
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The Supreme Court of Canada holds that the scope of public interest standing and the circumstances in which organizations can pursue public interest litigation without an individual plaintiff is a matter of public interest that has a significant and widespread societal impact
Kenya Law Weekly Issue 005/22-23
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The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom holds that when determining an application to reconsider a final judgment and/or order before the order has been sealed, a court should not start from evenly–balanced scales but should give great weight to the finality principle
The Court of Appeal of the United Kingdom holds that the life support system for an incurably sick and dying child can be withdrawn for the best interests of the child
The Supreme Court of the United States holds that the government’s rescission of the Migrant Protection Protocols 2019, did not violate section 1225 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, and the October 29 memoranda which again announced the termination of the Migrant Protection Protocols, 2019 constituted final agency action
The Court of Appeal of the United States holds that a patent applicant or owner can overcome anticipation by establishing that the relevant disclosure in the prior-art reference describes their own invention
The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom holds that the Electronic Communications Code 2017 rights will include the right to install and maintain power cables to the electronic communications apparatus and to exercise rights of access to maintain the electronic communications apparatus
270 months, which amounts to an additional ten years over the presumptive 150-months sentence, is the appropriate sentence for a peace officer charged with second degree murder resulting from failing to treat a person with respect and the dignity owed to all human beings
The Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa holds that where there is evidence of abuse of the trust by the trustee in a divorce case involving property distribution, the courts can look behind the trust form in order to prevent its abuse
Kenya Law Weekly Issue 002/22-23
Kenya Law Weekly Issue 001/22-23
The Supreme Court of UK holds that the nature of the prosthetic hip is such that there can be no entitlement to an absolute level of safety hence it is natural for a prosthesis to wear and to shed metal debris that can cause soft tissue damage, so that of itself cannot be a defect

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