Construction law in Kenya is a specialized legal field that governs the rights, obligations, and relationships of parties involved in construction projects. It encompasses a broad range of legal issues related to construction contracts, regulations, dispute resolution, and the protection of stakeholders’ interests.
Construction law in Kenya is dynamic, evolving to address the challenges and demands of the construction industry. It serves to create a legal framework that balances the interests of all stakeholders while promoting the successful and compliant completion of construction projects.
Regulatory Framework:
Construction Contracts:
Licensing and Permits:
Health and Safety:
Dispute Resolution:
Liability and Insurance:
Quality Control and Defects:
Public Procurement:
Environmental Considerations:
Contractor Licensing and Registration: