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LSK sued over suspended council

Adrian Kamotho

Lawyer Adrian Kamotho speaks to journalists outside the High Court in Nairobi on a separate case last February. He has taken the LSK to court challenging its decision to suspend all council members.


 

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Mr Kamotho says LSK regulations on SGM require that a notice of intention to propose a special resolution must be given at least 21 days before the date proposed for the resolution.
  • But in Monday’s meeting, members were only given a 12-day notice.

A Nairobi lawyer has moved to court to challenge Monday’s resolutions by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) suspending all its council members.

Mr Adrian Kamotho filed the case under a certificate of urgency on Wednesday, asking the High Court to suspend all the resolutions passed during the chaotic meeting on Monday.