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Govt waives Title Deed fees
hardwood
#1 Posted : Friday, October 14, 2016 11:09:54 AM
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Good news..

http://www.nation.co.ke/...p/1056-3416084-o0j6fiz/




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The Cabinet on Thursday waived all payments for title deeds, in what could come as a huge relief for millions of Kenyans who cannot afford to pay for the vital document.

To get a title deed, one had to pay a fee calculated based on the value of the land, the surveying fee, planning fee, and adjudication fee.

These fees vary with the size and value of land. Experts have blamed the fees for the situation where many Kenyans with huge tracts of lands have no title deeds to back their ownership claim.

“The Cabinet approved waiver of payments for title deeds for the majority of Kenyans who have not been able to obtain titles for their properties due to prohibitive cost of land registration,” a statement from State House sent to newsrooms said on Thursday.
Museveni
#2 Posted : Friday, October 14, 2016 1:01:41 PM
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hardwood wrote:
Good news..

http://www.nation.co.ke/...p/1056-3416084-o0j6fiz/




Quote:
The Cabinet on Thursday waived all payments for title deeds, in what could come as a huge relief for millions of Kenyans who cannot afford to pay for the vital document.

To get a title deed, one had to pay a fee calculated based on the value of the land, the surveying fee, planning fee, and adjudication fee.

These fees vary with the size and value of land. Experts have blamed the fees for the situation where many Kenyans with huge tracts of lands have no title deeds to back their ownership claim.

“The Cabinet approved waiver of payments for title deeds for the majority of Kenyans who have not been able to obtain titles for their properties due to prohibitive cost of land registration,” a statement from State House sent to newsrooms said on Thursday.


d'oh! d'oh! This should have come earlier!!

Or should have waited just a little longer d'oh! d'oh!
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Bree
#3 Posted : Friday, October 14, 2016 10:16:33 PM
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Sounds like goid news. What does his mean for someone who has to transact land lease registration & transfer sometimes this month? What's out and does one have to pay? Am sure the huge stamp duty is still there?
Someone please enlighten
Muheani
#4 Posted : Saturday, October 15, 2016 5:55:04 PM
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Good news indeed. Only for those who do not have Titles i believe. New registrations
Impunity
#5 Posted : Saturday, October 15, 2016 11:30:47 PM
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What about those waiting for titles for subdivisions?
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mkeiy
#6 Posted : Sunday, October 16, 2016 8:48:54 AM
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Museveni wrote:
hardwood wrote:
Good news..

http://www.nation.co.ke/...p/1056-3416084-o0j6fiz/




Quote:
The Cabinet on Thursday waived all payments for title deeds, in what could come as a huge relief for millions of Kenyans who cannot afford to pay for the vital document.

To get a title deed, one had to pay a fee calculated based on the value of the land, the surveying fee, planning fee, and adjudication fee.

These fees vary with the size and value of land. Experts have blamed the fees for the situation where many Kenyans with huge tracts of lands have no title deeds to back their ownership claim.

“The Cabinet approved waiver of payments for title deeds for the majority of Kenyans who have not been able to obtain titles for their properties due to prohibitive cost of land registration,” a statement from State House sent to newsrooms said on Thursday.


d'oh! d'oh! This should have come earlier!!

Or should have waited just a little longer d'oh! d'oh!



@museveni, Stop being selfish n self-centered.

It is good move for everyone.
Museveni
#7 Posted : Monday, October 17, 2016 8:59:42 AM
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mkeiy wrote:
Museveni wrote:
hardwood wrote:
Good news..

http://www.nation.co.ke/...p/1056-3416084-o0j6fiz/




Quote:
The Cabinet on Thursday waived all payments for title deeds, in what could come as a huge relief for millions of Kenyans who cannot afford to pay for the vital document.

To get a title deed, one had to pay a fee calculated based on the value of the land, the surveying fee, planning fee, and adjudication fee.

These fees vary with the size and value of land. Experts have blamed the fees for the situation where many Kenyans with huge tracts of lands have no title deeds to back their ownership claim.

“The Cabinet approved waiver of payments for title deeds for the majority of Kenyans who have not been able to obtain titles for their properties due to prohibitive cost of land registration,” a statement from State House sent to newsrooms said on Thursday.


d'oh! d'oh! This should have come earlier!!

Or should have waited just a little longer d'oh! d'oh!



@museveni, Stop being selfish n self-centered.

It is good move for everyone.

Bad english. Should've been "*I* should have waited a little longer." Not the waiver.
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