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⚖ Order 50 • 14 Days Paragraph 11(1) Advocates (Remuneration) Order

14 Days to Give Written Notice of Objection to Taxing Officer (Paragraph 11(1) ARO)

Should any party object to the decision of the Taxing Officer, they may within 14 days after the decision give notice in writing to the Taxing Officer of the items of taxation to which they object.

Statutory Window

14 Days

Governed by Paragraph 11(1) Advocates (Remuneration) Order and Section 57(a) of Cap 2 (trigger date excluded).

Order 50 Rule 2 (< 6 Days)

Calendar Days Counted

Periods under 6 days exclude Sundays and gazetted Kenyan public holidays.

Order 50 Rule 4 Freeze

Runs Through Recess

Appellate & statutory limitation periods continue unless certified.

Statutory Computation Rule (14 Days)

Should any party object to the decision of the Taxing Officer, they may within 14 days after the decision give notice in writing to the Taxing Officer of the items of taxation to which they object.

Key Practice Questions

What happens if the last day of the 14-day period under Paragraph 11(1) Advocates (Remuneration) Order falls on a Sunday or Kenyan public holiday?

Under Order 50 Rule 3 of the Civil Procedure Rules and Section 57(b) of the Interpretation and General Provisions Act (Cap 2), if the last day falls on a Sunday or gazetted public holiday when court registries are closed, the filing is duly done on the next working day.

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