Summary

Form LRA 8 – Notice of Revocation of Power of Attorney is an official document issued under the Land Registration Act, 2012 (Kenya) and managed by the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning.

This form is used by a donor (property owner) to officially revoke or cancel a Power of Attorney that had previously been granted to another person (the donee or attorney). Once completed and registered, the revocation legally terminates the authority of the attorney to act on behalf of the donor.

The form ensures that all affected parties, including the Land Registry and third parties, are formally notified that the power previously granted is no longer valid.

Purpose of Form LRA 8 – Notice of Revocation of Power of Attorney:

1. To formally cancel a previously issued Power of Attorney.

2. To protect property owners by ensuring revoked powers are recorded officially.

3. To provide legal evidence of the revocation in the Land Registry.

4. To prevent unauthorized actions by an attorney after revocation.

Details to Fill in Form LRA 8 (Notice of Revocation):

1. Land Title or Property Reference Number – Parcel or Block Number.

2. Donor (Property Owner) Details:

   • Full Name

   • ID / Passport Number

   • KRA PIN

   • Nationality

   • Address, Phone Number, and Email

3. Attorney (Donee) Details:

   • Full Name

   • ID / Passport Number

   • KRA PIN

   • Nationality

   • Address, Phone Number, and Email

4. Details of the Power of Attorney Being Revoked:

   • Reference number or registration details of the Power of Attorney.

   • Date of execution and registration.

   • Reason for revocation (optional).

5. Declaration and Execution:

   • Statement by the donor confirming the revocation.

   • Signature of donor.

   • Signature of witness.

   • Advocate’s certification (where applicable).

   • Date of execution.

Why Form LRA 8 Is Important:

Form LRA 8 is a critical legal safeguard for property owners in Kenya. It ensures that once authority is withdrawn, the attorney cannot legally act on behalf of the donor in any property transaction.

This protects against:

• Fraudulent land transfers or misuse of authority.

• Unauthorized management or sale of property.

• Legal disputes arising from outdated Power of Attorney records.

By registering this notice, the revocation becomes official and binding, ensuring full transparency and legal compliance.

Who Should Use Form LRA 8:

• Property owners wishing to revoke any existing Power of Attorney.

• Legal professionals managing property disputes or ownership transfers.

• Individuals ending agency relationships related to land transactions.