Blue Bubble Realtors Ltd

22/10/2025

22/10/2025

Ready Apartments - Syokimau, Gateway Mall

-Swimming pool
-Equipped gym
-Children's play area
-Lifts
-Shops
-Parking
-Modern finishes
-Smart locks
-24/7 security & CCTV

2br- 7.8m
3br- 10.3m

+254 729 042 464

15/10/2025

Other Charges When Buying Property

07/10/2025

Sabaki - Mombasa Road

Studios: from Ksh 3m
1 bedrooms: from Ksh 4.7m
2 bedrooms: from Ksh 5.5m
3 beds+Dsq: from Ksh 11.5m

Amenities:
- Rooftop swimming pool
- Lifts
- Equipped Gym
- Children's play area
- Parking
- Shops
- Security
- Borehole water
...and more.

Contact: +254729042464

03/10/2025

Rent To Own Apartments - Kisaju

2br: Ksh3.2m
3br: Ksh3.8m

Deposit: 25% (Take keys)
Balance: 10yrs (Monthly installments)

Amenities:
Swimming pool
Hospital
Supermarket
Junior school
Borehole water
Parking ..and more.

Contact: +254 729 042 464

02/10/2025

Apartments in Sabaki, Mombasa Road.

Studios: from Ksh3m
1 beds: from 4.5m
2 beds: from 5.8m
3b+dsq: from 11.5m

Amenities:
- Rooftop Swimming Pool
- Equipped Gym
- Parking
- Lifts
- Security
...and more.

Book a visit: +254729042464

24/08/2025

Why Do Most Lawyers Not Use “And/Or” in Property Documents?

If you’ve ever noticed, most lawyers avoid using “and/or” in legal documents.

Why?
Because in law, that little phrase is not harmless - it is a trap.

Imagine this;

You and your brother, Daniel and David, buy land.
The Deed describes the buyers as:
“Purchasers: Daniel Murende and/or David Murende.”

At first, it looks harmless.
But legally, it is confusion.

Does it mean Daniel and David together?
Or does it mean Daniel alone?
Or does it mean David alone?

That single phrase can be stretched three different ways.

Now, fast forward
Daniel sells the land without David’s knowledge.
The buyer argues
“The Deed says and/or. That means Daniel could act alone.”

David protests
“But I paid too!”
Too late the wording created an escape route.
That’s exactly why most lawyers don’t use “and/or.”
Because in law, ambiguity is poison... innocent or strategic.

If a word can be twisted, someone will twist it.
Lawyers prefer clear, unshakable words like:

”Jointly” (both must act together), or
”Severally” (either can act alone).

No shortcuts.
No confusion.
No loopholes.

Therefore, lawyers avoid “and/or” because it doesn’t protect you.
It brings confusion and confusion is what fuels litigation.
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