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11 gru 2023 · (1) Whenever the Cabinet Secretary is satisfied that any boycott is being conducted or is threatened or likely to be conducted in Kenya with the intention or effect of— (a) bringing into hatred or contempt, exciting disaffection against or undermining the lawful authority of the Government of Kenya, or any local authority, or of persuading ...
THE PENAL CODE, CAP 63. 2 Cap. 63 Penal Code [2009] CHAPTER 63 THE PENAL CODE ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS PART I – GENERAL PROVISIONS Section CHAPTER I – PRELIMINARY ... Recommendation for removal from Kenya. 27 – Corporal punishment. 28 – Fines. 29 – Forfeiture. 30 – Suspension or forfeiture of right to carry on business. 31 ...
(a) the liability, trial or punishment of a person for an offence against the common law or against any other law in force in Kenya other than this Code; or (b) the liability of a person to be tried or punished under any law in force in Kenya relating to the jurisdiction of the courts of Kenya for an offence in respect of an act done beyond the ...
PENAL CODE (2022 Revision) Supplement No. 6 published with Legislation Gazette No. 6 of 27th January, 2022.
Penal Code. Read Info. Act No. 10 of 1930. An Act of Parliament to establish a code of criminal law. Cited As. Penal Code Act, CAP. 63. Edition. 22 December 2014. This item was sourced from Kenya Law Reports.
The Penal Code Act is the main law that regulates criminal offences and punishments in Kenya. It consists of two parts: general provisions and crimes, covering various categories of offences such as treason, defamation, unlawful assemblies, and offences against property.
Whoever unlawfully hinders the burial of the dead body of any person, or without lawful authority in that behalf disinters, dissects or harms the dead body of any person, or, being under a duty to cause the dead body of any person to be buried, fails to perform that duty, is guilty of a misdemeanour. 138.
