This Resolution is composed of 3 Sections divided into 28 articles. Section I deals with the management; and competencies and duties of the Director of the Cadastre and Documentation Department. Section II provides for the Cadastre (Land Registration). Section III defines registration measures, steps and arrangements which are: (a) applications shall be presented to the Director of Cadastre and Documentation Department who for his part remits it to Cadastre Committee; and (b) the Committee shall examine and revise applications and take the final decision.

This Regulation consists of 7 Sections divided into 23 articles. Section I establishes the Cadastre and Documentation Department of the Ministry of Justice and defines its duties. Section II deals with land ownership rights. Section III pertains to booking and registration. Section IV and V define the registration measures. Section VI defines steps and measures for the authentication of signatures, as well as fixes registration fees. Section VII contains temporary provisions.

This Resolution is composed of 5 articles. Article 1 establishes the Cadastre Committee with the competence to study the examination result carried out by the Cadastre and Documentation Department and to take the final decision related to the approval or refuse of the land registration. Article 2 deals with the management and internal organization of the Committee. The seat of the Committee shall be established at the Cadastre Department (art. 3). Article 4 decrees the issuance of a regulation for the Committee.

This Act provides for the validity of mortgages or charges made in Kenya by delivery to a person or his agent of a document or documents of title to immovable property, with intent to create a security thereon. Such mortgages shall not be invalidated by section 59 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, of India, as applied to Kenya.

This Act confers powers upon the President of Kenya to grant title or other rights in Government lands, provides for the appointment of a Commissioner of Lands and such other officers as may be necessary for the administration of this Act and defines procedures and other requirements such as registration in respect to grant of title or other rights in Government land.The Act consists of 149 sections divided into 11 Parts.The President may make grants or dispositions of any estates, interests or rights in or over unalienated Government land in accordance with section 3.

These Regulations provide rules of procedure for the change of name of a person in documents registered under the Registration of Documents Act. A document evidencing a change of name shall be in Form 1 as set out in the Schedule attached to these Regulations. Such document shall be endorsed by the Registrar if the requirements of these Regulations have been complied with.

These Regulations provide compulsory forms for documents registered under the Registration of Documents Act. The registrars of documents shall record the date and time of presentation on documents in a prescribed manner and such recording shall be evidence of the date and time of presentation of the application. The Schedule to these Regulations provides forms for: application for registration (with relevant conditions); notice of appeal against refusal by a registrar to register a document; application for copy; and application for a personal search of the register.

La presente Ley, reconociendo que es función privativa del Estado el establecimiento, mantenimiento, desarrollo y actualización del catastro físico nacional, tiene por objeto establecer las normas que regulan el establecimiento, mantenimiento, desarrollo y actualización del catastro en el ámbito nacional, su estructura y el funcionamiento y coordinación de la misma.

The Regulation consists of 6 Sections dealing with the following matters: 1) general provisions (sect. 1); 2) preparatory work (sect. 2); 3) field work (sect. 3); 4) laboratory work (sect. 4); 5) mapping (sect. 5); 6) legalization and issuing of land certificates (sect. 6). The purpose of agrochemical inspection of soil of peasant farms shall have as its purpose obtaining the reliable quantitative, qualitative and land valuation data in order to fill in the State land ownership certificate for hereditary lifelong possession of the plots of land.

The Law consists of 3 Sections composed of 14 articles dealing with the following matters: 1) general provisions (sect. 1, arts. 1-3); 2) establishment of the state registers (sect. 2, arts. 4-9); 3) keeping and utilization of the state registers (sect. 3, arts. 10-14). The present Law establishes the modalities of the establishment, keeping and liquidation of the State Registers. The purpose of the establishment of the State Register shall be collection and storage of reliable information of a given category of objects for the subsequent use thereof by the state institutions.

These Rules implement selected provisions of the Registered Land Act. They define the form of the register in the First Schedule and the form of a title deed and a certificate of lease in the Second Schedule. Any register, certificate of freehold title or instrument which complies with the form prescribed under the Land Consolidation Act shall be deemed to comply with these Rules. The Rules contain other provisions regarding forms, provide for the verification of instruments, prescribe fees for registration and limit powers of the Registrar to prepare a title or registration instrument.

These Rules prescribe that only twenty or any lesser number of persons may be registered as the proprietors of any land, lease or charge where charge to the land restricts its user to any purpose other than agriculture and in the opinion of the registrar, the instrument presented for registration will have the effect of vesting the land, lease or charge in such persons jointly as partnership property. The Rules shall only apply to specified registration sections.

Implements: Registered Land Act (Cap. 300). (2006)