KenyaKE
Article 69 of the Constitution of Kenya
160 words
Verbatim text
What this means
- The index files this text under article 69 of the Constitution of Kenya.
- The passage runs to about 160 words.
- Read plainly, it mentions property — it addresses property, possession, or taking property compulsorily (the words used: “property”).
The row’s stored title is a body fragment, not a heading (“(1) The State shall—”), so it is not used as the provision’s title here.
The index gives this passage an article number but stores a body fragment where a heading would be, so the number could not be cross-checked against the text. Check it against the official Constitution before relying on it in a citation.
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How to cite this
Constitution of Kenya, article 69, Portable Lawyer, https://www.portablelawyer.app/provision/0ba359d0-c954-4d2e-939d-42acd12300bd (accessed 25 October 2026).
Canonical URL: https://www.portablelawyer.app/provision/0ba359d0-c954-4d2e-939d-42acd12300bd
Accessed 25 October 2026.
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