The Act Name search works whether you enter the full The system will search the Laws of Kenya using the search term you entered. To search enter in part of the Cap Number of the entire Cap Number and click Search, or hit enter. The second method of searching is to click on the Cap/Act Number tab, which enables you to seach using the Cap or Act number. On the full Cap/Act Number or a just a few digits. To search simply type in the name of the act you are interested in and click
Loads first when the Laws of Kenya is launched.
The default search that is supplied to you is to search by Act Name. You can search by Act Name, Act Number/Cap Number or by Full Text Search, or browse using the Table of Contents.
You can also use the Kerio APIs Client Library for PHP for easy integration into your scripts and applications.There are several ways to find content in the Laws of Kenya database. Connect over HTTPS, send a request in a well-known human-readable format (JSON) and receive a response in the same format. The API is designed to be accessible for any programming language. You can use IMAP/CalDAV/CardDAV protocols instead. Other APIs to manage calendars or user data are not supported. Currently, only the Administration API for Kerio Connect is available. With the new Administration API for Kerio Connect, you can access your Kerio Connect server, integrate it with third-party solutions, or write simple scripts to handle advanced administration tasks. Our Web Administration for Kerio Connect uses the same API that is now available to you. For full JSON-RPC 2.0 specifications, click here. The Kerio API is built on solid foundations of JSON-RPC, whose advantages include easy-of-use code readability and wide support among different programming languages and publicly available libraries.
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