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Protecting cohabitees’ right to property within the cohabitation union in Kenya
The Marriage Act (2014), which defines the term ‘cohabit’ is the only Kenyan statutory law that acknowledges the existence of cohabitation. In Section 2 of the aforementioned Act, the definition of cohabit is termed as ‘living in an arrangement in which an unmarried couple lives together in a long-t
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