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Section G

High Court (Constitutional and Human Rights Cases): court fees

8 fee items, straight from the Judiciary's Court Fees Assessment Schedule. Fixed fees run from KSh 300 to KSh 6,125. Nothing in this section moves with the amount claimed.

High Court (Constitutional and Human Rights Cases) fees from the Court Fees Assessment Schedule
#What you are filingFee
1

Petition (Save for enforcement of Article 22 (3))

This one fee covers

  • Petition
  • Affidavit
  • Statements
  • Annexures for the first one hundred pages or twenty five Megabytes of data
  • List of Documents
  • List of Witnesses

Article 22(3) of the Constitution requires that proceedings to enforce the Bill of Rights be commenced without undue formality, and the schedule carves those out of this fee.

KSh 6,125
2

Reply to a petition

This one fee covers

  • Statement of defense
  • List of witnesses
  • List of Documents
KSh 1,500
3

Any type of application

This one fee covers

  • Application
  • Affidavit
  • Annexures for the first one hundred pages or twenty five Megabytes of data
  • Order
KSh 1,500
4

Application under Certificate Urgency

KSh 2,250
5

Bill of costs

KSh 500
6

Response to Bill Of costs

KSh 300
7

Court Collection Fees

This one fee covers

  • Application for Execution
  • Legal Deposits
KSh 1,500
8

Notice of appeal - Notice

KSh 450

Source: The Judiciary of Kenya, Court Fees Assessment Schedule, section G, page 10 of the published PDF. In force from 1 July 2021. Transcribed by hand from the page image on 2026-09-14 because the published file carries no text layer.

The registry assesses your fee. Treat this as what to expect, not a quotation, and nothing here is legal advice. paybillke is independent and not affiliated with the Judiciary of Kenya.

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