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    "id": 1164153,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Murkomen",
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    "speaker": {
        "id": 440,
        "legal_name": "Onesimus Kipchumba Murkomen",
        "slug": "kipchumba-murkomen"
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    "content": "There are provisions of what the limit of that notice is so that you cannot wake up and say you do not like his face or say you do not want Indians or Maasais to live in the premises. I have seen some of our colleagues campaigning in their counties saying they do not like people of this tribe, this community and all that. Those are grounds unaccepted in the Constitution. The same way there must be limits as to why. If I am meeting all the conditions of tenancy, it would be discriminatory for you to just wake up and say this is my property you must go. This property also exists for public good and is regulated by the public and it is protected by the State, which is members of public for a particular common good. Therefore, there must be grounds with which a landlord can seek to terminate a tenancy. If I am meeting all the conditions then, there is no reason why the landlord should terminate the tenancy. Those grounds are obvious. One, is failure to pay rent for a period of one month and persistent delays in paying rent which has become due payable. Where under the tenancy, the tenant also has any obligation in respect of the repair and maintenance of the premises comprised in such tenancy. If the agreement says you must do certain repairs and the tenant comes to the premises and you have kicked everything, for example, the toilets, sinks, doors are in disarray. It can be grounds of termination of tenancy. When the tenant has committed other substantial breaches of obligations, which are related to the management of the premises. Maybe, you have done some things. You have turned the premise from being residential and now it is a place where you are having disco, making a lot of noise to the neighbors and the other tenants are complaining about you. All these provisions are here. When you sublet, if you go to all those county council properties in Eastlands, of course, you will find that a house which was expecting one person to live, there is a"
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