If the power utility company got a wayleave through your land and you later subdivided the land (with each plot having it's own title) and there are some plots next to the powerline on both sides, would that be wrong or illegal? Or would the lands ministry issue clean titles for the plots next to the powerline?

@ Josiah. If the land subdivision went through a planner, the minimum power wayleave will be observed depending on KPLC requirements per different voltages.
If the plots are subdivided without due diligence/proper professional consultancy i.e without consultancy from a planner on such wayleaves, the titles issued will be faulty and there will be problems once people begin to take their buildings on the plots for approval and power connection and the cycle of demolitions will begin.

And would subdivision that's not proper be approved in the first place?

@ Josiah33. KPLC gives different distances depending n the voltage that the lines above are carrying.You can contact them and give them your plot location then they can advice you.
With a little bit of incompetence + corruption, mistakes can be overlooked during subdivision approval. This was common a few years ago when some councils dint have planners heading the department. Now, most heads of planning dept. at councils are professional.
If an improper subdivision is approved, KPLC can later on challenge it.
Also, its for your own good to live away from a high-voltage power line because it causes magnetism which results into cancer and barrenness for both man and woman.
Read more on the health dangers bellow:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/999037.stm

http://www.nytimes.com/1...gewanted=all&src=pm

well! Thanx for enlightening me. If the subdivision happens to be ok, though so far there's nothing that suggests otherwise, the only problem now would be living close to a powerline. And that too is still controversial as there's no complete prove that electromagnetic fields could cause infertility or cancer. The article says somewhere that the magnetic fields used in the experiments are far much greater than any home appliance would produce or one would experience even living under a high voltage power line.

i suppose it's a low voltage powerline if am not wrong coz i wouldn't want it to be a high voltage power line. i really pray that jos is safe. anyways, thanx for your informed advice which has helped me too.