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136. Interpretation

Edition: 2025-11-04 · In force

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136. Interpretation

(1)In this Part unless the context otherwise requires—
(a)the land for the benefit of which any easement is created is referred to as the “dominant land” and the land of the person by whom an easement is created is referred to as “the servient land”; and
(b)an easement is, in relation to the dominant land referred to as “benefiting that land” and is, in relation to the servient land, referred to as “burdening that land’;
(2)Subject to the provisions of this Part, an easement shall be capable of existing only during the subsistence of the land or lease out of which they were created the subsistence of the land on lease of which they were created or in any other manner provided by any other legislation.
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Source: Kenya Law