From land acquisition and conveyancing to property disputes and development, we provide comprehensive legal solutions for all your property matters in Kenya.
Property transactions and disputes require meticulous attention to detail and deep knowledge of Kenya's land laws. At Owuor Dennis & Associates, we guide clients through every step—from due diligence to dispute resolution.
Whether you're buying your first home, developing commercial property, or facing a land dispute, we provide strategic counsel to protect your interests and ensure smooth transactions.
Full-service conveyancing for property sales, purchases, and transfers with thorough due diligence.
Expert representation in boundary disputes, ownership claims, and land use conflicts.
Legal support for project financing, construction contracts, and regulatory compliance.
Lease agreements, eviction proceedings, rent disputes, and tenant rights representation.
Assistance with land registration, title verification, and property documentation.
Guidance on environmental regulations, zoning, and land use planning compliance.
We represent a diverse range of clients in property matters, including:
While maintaining client confidentiality, we share anonymized examples of our work.
Successfully represented a family in a complex land ownership dispute spanning three generations. Secured title deed registration and possession of ancestral land.
Advised a multinational corporation on the acquisition of commercial property worth over KES 500 million, including due diligence and transaction structuring.
Mediated a high-stakes dispute between a commercial landlord and tenant, achieving a settlement that protected both parties' interests.
Land ownership verification involves conducting a search at the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning, reviewing title deeds, and inspecting physical boundaries. We handle this due diligence process for our clients to ensure secure transactions.
Property registration involves several steps: due diligence, preparation of transfer documents, stamp duty assessment and payment, and registration at the Ministry of Lands. The process typically takes 30-60 days with proper documentation.
Conveyancing typically takes 30-90 days depending on the complexity of the transaction, the efficiency of the relevant government offices, and whether there are any complications with the title or property.
Tenant rights in Kenya are protected under various laws including the Landlord and Tenant (Shops, Hotels and Catering Establishments) Act. Rights include protection from arbitrary eviction, fair rent assessments, and habitable living conditions.