Section 86 of Kenya Railways Corporation Act CAP 397: Notice of claim

    

(1) No person shall be entitled to compensation for non-delivery of the whole of a consignment of goods, or of any separate package forming part of such consignment, accepted by the Corporation for carriage or warehousing unless a claim in writing, giving such particulars as may reasonably be necessary, is given to the Managing Director within six months of the date upon which such goods were accepted by the Corporation.
(2) No person shall be entitled to compensation for any goods missing from a packed or unpacked consignment of, or for misdelivery of, damage or delay to, detention of or deviation in the carriage of any goods accepted by the Corporation for carriage or warehousing unless—
(a) the Managing Director is notified of such fact in writing within four days of the date upon which such goods were delivered, or offered by the Corporation for delivery to the consignee or person entitled to take delivery thereof; and
(b) a claim in writing, giving such particulars as may reasonably be necessary, is given to the Managing Director within one month of such date.
(3) Where the person claiming compensation proves that it was impracticable for him to notify the Managing Director or give the Managing Director his claim as set out in subsections (1) and (2) within the time specified therein, and that such notification or claim was made or given in reasonable time, nothing in those subsections shall prejudice the right of such person to obtain compensation.


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