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Enhancing Access to Justice in Succession Disputes using Mediation in Kenya
The court system in Kenya has been in use since independence and is the preferred means of the dispensation of justice by the State. 1 This has seen the resolution and settlement of succession disputes over the decades but not without its fair share of teething problems. The most glaring one of thes
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