Preambular Framework & Constitutional Rights

These Terms of Service govern your interaction with the Nchoko & Company Advocates website, booking channels, and public portals. As an institution bound by national values, our terms observe and support the guarantees of the Constitution of Kenya (2010), specifically:

• Article 33 (Freedom of Expression): The right to seek, receive, or impart information.
• Article 35 (Access to Information): The right to access public details necessary for the exercise or protection of your rights.
• Article 46 (Consumer Protection): The right to goods and services of reasonable quality, accurate information, and protection of health, safety, and economic interests.

1. No Legal Practitioner-Client Relationship

Information disseminated on this website or submitted via contact forms does not establish a formal Advocate-Client relationship. Under the Advocates Act (Cap 16, Laws of Kenya) and LSK regulations, an Advocate-Client relationship is only initiated upon:

1. Completion of a formal conflicts-of-interest assessment by the firm's partners.
2. Execution of a written Retainer Agreement or Letter of Engagement.
3. Payment of the required retainer fees as stipulated under the Advocates Remuneration Order.

2. Accuracy of Publications & Disclaimer

The legal insights, case law digests, updates, and practice details displayed on this platform are for general informational purposes only (pursuant to Article 35 of the Constitution). They do not constitute formal legal counsel. You must seek direct legal advice from licensed advocates before acting or refraining from action based on any site contents.

3. System Integrity & Acceptable Use

To secure our infrastructure and prevent destructive API requests, users are strictly prohibited from:

• Submitting malicious payloads or scanning the application for vulnerabilities.
• Automating submission scripts to flood booking databases (Rate limiting is enforced).
• Passing unauthorized properties or spoofing identity fields (e.g. testing for mass assignment vulnerabilities).

Violators will be logged via IP signatures, blocked from access, and reported to the National Computer and Cybercrimes Coordination Committee (NC4) under the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018.

4. Liability and Jurisdiction

The firm maintains this website on an “as is” and “as available” basis. In accordance with Kenyan law, we exclude all warranties to the maximum extent permitted. These terms shall be governed by, construed, and enforced in accordance with the Laws of the Republic of Kenya. Any disputes arising shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of Kenya.