Contractual Liability

Covid19 May Not Help You Escape Contractual Liability

There are 4 known ways of discharging a contract or freeing mutual obligations of parties to a contract.  A contract may be discharged by performance where parties fulfil their respective obligations, by express agreement where parties consent to terminate a contract, by frustration where an event occurs that makes performance impossible or breach where one…

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YOUTH OF DIFFERENT FAITH GROUPS OVERCOME DIVISIONS AND START JOINT LIVELIHOOD INITIATIVES IN KULULU SUB-COUNTY. In Kululu sub-county with an estimate population of 37,043 people, tensions have been simmering. High illiteracy and poverty compounded with lack of access to employment and economic opportunities have taken a toll on communities. Indeed, 12.4 % of community members…

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“THEY MAY BE ONE” (JOHN 17:22), “YOU MAY KNOW ONE ANOTHER” (QURAN SURAH 49:13), FAITH LEADERS IN YUMBE SPEAK-OUT IN A JOINT PEACE BUILDING FORUM Since September 2018, the local faith leaders work together closely in Yumbe district. Collaboratively, the offices of the district Khadhi, the Anglican and the Catholic churches have supported and engaged…

Sharia (Qadhis) Courts Decisions Are Legal And Binding

Many Muslims do not report cases to Sharia Courts with concerns over the legality and enforceability of the remedies obtained from the Sharia courts.  Article 129 (1) (d) of the 1995 Constitution provides for establishment of Qadhis courts for matters of marriage, divorce, inheritance and custody for persons professing the Mohammedan faith. Though there is…

COVID19 Response And Lessons About Muslim Stereotypes

COVID 19 pandemic currently presents the biggest threat to the world. When such tragic events occur, they are lessons to mankind.  For many years, Muslims have been stereotyped as rigid and intolerant in matters touching their religion. We have always refuted these accusations as unfounded and the Pandemic has presented clear lessons in this regard.…