| Published Tue, April 17th 2018 at 12:01, Updated April 17th 2018 at 14:14 GMT +3The Ministry of Lands offices: Lawyers argue that there was no consultation of all the relevant stakeholders before its digitisation plan was put in place. [File, Standard]The Law Society of Kenya has argued that the digitisation by the lands ministry cannot be implemented as there are no rules in place on how conveyancing will be conducted online. ALSO READ: LSK: Online land transactions illegalIt is then the ministry issued a notice on April 8 this year requiring that all lands transactions in Nairobi to be conducted online. The first departure between the lawyers and the land ministry officials is how long should an online search take. Also lawyers complain that the online version does not provide a trail of who previously transacted or owned the land and does not provide on how stamp should be generated.

Source: Standard Digital April 17, 2018 09:04 UTC