Mr Mwangi allegedly acknowledged the company's indebtedness and agreed to honour the guarantee should the company fail to pay.
By
Sam Kiplagat
Court Reporter
Nation Media Group
The Court of Appeal has allowed a Dutch firm to pursue a debtor in Kenya, overturning an earlier decision by a lower court which blocked it from doing so, because it wasn’t locally registered under the Companies Act.
The dispute stems from the termination of a distributorship agreement in January 2016, for which the courts found Heineken liable…
The apex court in October 2022 ordered the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company to pay Spanish firm, Instalaciones Inabensa,…
The company’s broader insolvency dispute pits major secured lenders owed in excess of Sh16 billion –though the Official…
The judges found that the restructuring could not, by itself, discharge the guarantor because the agreements expressly authorised…
Mr Nyanja wants the land's auction annulled and the ownership reverted to him, although the Court of Appeal recently ruled that…
The dispute stems from a bill of costs filed by a law firm seeking Sh189m for legal services.
