Landlords and Tenants Association of Kenya
Tenancy solutions
Conflict hotspots we address - with county offices and desks at police stations, posts and chief camps improving service delivery coast to coast.
LATAK mandate
LATAK provides public awareness, mediation and tribunal representation for landlords and tenants across Kenya. From padlocking and deposit disputes to rent defaults and unlawful auctioneering, we help members navigate conflict fairly and lawfully.
Conflict hotspots
Padlocking
Unlawful lockouts and denial of access to rented premises.
Deposit claims
Disputes over security deposits, deductions and refunds on exit.
Harassment
Intimidation, threats and coercive behaviour in tenancy relationships.
Rent increment
Unlawful or disputed rent increases and review clauses.
Rent defaults
Arrears, recovery and lawful remedies when rent is unpaid.
Service disconnections
Unlawful cutting of water, electricity and essential services.
Renovations
Disruptive works, constructive eviction and repair disputes.
Illegal notices
Defective termination, quit notices and improper statutory forms.
Auctioneering
Disputes over distress sales, seized goods and unlawful auctions.
Discrimination
Unfair treatment in housing based on gender, tribe, disability and more.
Laws and tribunals
Getting support
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Contact LATAK through our form, WhatsApp or your nearest county desk. Active members receive tribunal representation and chapter referrals.