ADVOKS GLOBAL · KENYA
Land Registration (Electronic Transactions) Regulations
11. User obligations
Edition: 2022-12-31 · In force
11. User obligations
(1)A user shall—(a)access the system and carry out transactions under the Act in the system in an individual capacity or through an authorized representative;(b)complete such formalities as are required before accessing the system;(c)be responsible for the security of his or her login credentials and for any access made using the login credentials;(d)use the information obtained from the system for lawful purposes only;(e)be responsible for the accuracy and completeness of all information provided or submitted when using the system; and(f)surrender or deactivate accounts of persons who have ceased being their authorized representatives.(2)Where a user is a legal person or community, the user shall be responsible for—(a)the selection and nomination of the user's authorized representative accessing the system on behalf of their organization;(b)ensuring compliance of paragraph (1) by the authorized representatives; and(c)notification of revocation of the nomination or employment of any authorized representative.(3)A user shall not—(a)impersonate another person or entity;(b)collect information about other users;(c)make available disruptive commercial messages or advertisements or communications which are prohibited by law in the system;(d)reverse engineer or otherwise attempt to extract any source code;(e)use any robot, spider, site search or retrieval application, or other device to retrieve or index any portion of the system;(f)copy, exchange, disclose or use the land related information accessed from the system for any other purpose other than for purposes of the transactions under these Regulations without prior written approval of the Cabinet Secretary;(g)distribute, sell or combine any information accessed through the system; and(h)use the system or its products and services in any manner that contravenes the provisions of the Kenya Information and Communication Act (Cap. 411A), the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act (Cap. 79C) or any other written law.