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Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited — commercial lender ordered to pay Infinity Industrial Park Sh2.996 billion over industrial park dispute and property development in Nairobi's Njiru area.
High Court cancels Bank of Baroda takeover of Infinity Industrial Park By Dzuya Walter September 25, 2026 07:19 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter File image of a Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited outlet. …
Audio By Vocalize The High Court has terminated Bank of Baroda’s administration of Infinity Industrial Park after finding that the lender improperly invoked insolvency powers amid a pending multibillion-shilling dispute.In a ruling rendered by Justice Freda Mugambi on Thursday se …
Audio By Vocalize Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited has maintained a strong presence in Kenya for more than seven decades, serving generations of customers and supporting businesses, institutions and households across the country. …
Court issues warrant to recover nearly Ksh.2.9B from Bank of Baroda By Dzuya Walter September 17, 2026 01:28 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited could have its m …
Bank of Baroda ordered to pay Ksh.2.996B over industrial park dispute By Dzuya Walter September 16, 2026 11:00 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize The High Court has ordered Bank of Baroda (Ke …
Bank of Baroda ordered to pay Ksh.2.996 billion in industrial park dispute By Dzuya Walter September 15, 2026 08:30 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter File image of a Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited outlet. …
Audio By VocalizeThe High Court has ordered the attachment and sale of Bank of Baroda’s movable assets to recover a Sh2.996 billion judgment awarded to Infinity Industrial Park. …
… Without a credible reason, the existence of triable issues does not automatically justify setting aside the case.” Infinity Industrial Park had obtained the default judgment after Bank of Baroda failed to file its defence within the stipulated period. …
Court certifies as urgent Infinity Industrial Park's case against Bank of Baroda By Dzuya Walter August 27, 2026 11:20 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Audio By Vocalize The High Court has certified as urgen …
… The company wants the court to punish the bank, its directors and the two administrators for contempt.“Bank of Baroda, its directors Astitva Bhardwaj and Aman Kumar, Ponangipalli Venkata Ramana Rao and Swaroop Rao Ponangipalli be punished by fine, committal to civil jail and/or s …
Kenya's High Court has cancelled Bank of Baroda's appointment of administrators to Infinity Industrial Park, ruling that the bank invoked insolvency powers prematurely while a separate dispute between the parties was still pending. Justice Freda Githiru Mugambi found the administration amounted to improper and collateral invocation of statutory insolvency powers.
Kenya's High Court has cancelled Bank of Baroda's appointment of administrators to Infinity Industrial Park, ruling that the bank invoked insolvency powers prematurely while a separate dispute between the parties was still pending. Justice Freda Githiru Mugambi found the administration amounted to improper and collateral invocation of statutory insolvency powers.
The High Court has terminated Bank of Baroda's administration of Infinity Industrial Park, finding that the lender improperly invoked insolvency powers while a multibillion-shilling dispute was pending. The bank faces potential asset attachment and sale to recover a Sh2.996 billion judgment debt owed to Infinity Industrial Park.
Bank of Baroda Kenya says it maintains normal banking operations and a strong presence, citing regulatory disclosures showing increased loans and profitability, with a balance sheet of approximately Sh201 billion.
The High Court has issued a warrant directing Moran Auctioneers to attach and auction Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited's movable assets to recover nearly Ksh.2.9 billion owed to Infinity Industrial Park Limited. The warrant was issued on September 15, 2026, following a decree issued on September 8, 2025, in Commercial Case No. E322 of 2024.
The High Court has ordered Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited to pay Infinity Industrial Park Limited Sh2.996 billion in special damages over a commercial dispute involving an industrial park development in Nairobi's Njiru area.
Kenya's High Court ordered Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited to pay Infinity Industrial Park Limited Ksh.2.996 billion in special damages in a commercial dispute over an industrial park development in Nairobi's Njiru area. The ruling, issued on September 1, 2026, came after Infinity Industrial Park sought various orders including an injunction against the bank's sale of the land and approval of a development loan.
The Milimani High Court has ordered the attachment and sale of Bank of Baroda's movable assets to recover a Sh2.996 billion judgment awarded to Infinity Industrial Park after the bank failed to honour an earlier court order. Moran Auctioneers has been directed to seize the bank's property and conduct a public auction following 15 days' notice.
Bank of Baroda has blamed its former lawyers, Taibjee & Bhalla Advocates, for failing to file its defence in a Sh2 billion Infinity Industrial Park dispute after Justice Peter Mulwa dismissed the bank's bid to set aside a default judgment against it, with the bank claiming the advocates failed to inform it that the High Court had granted leave to file a defence.
The High Court has certified as urgent an application by Infinity Industrial Park Limited accusing Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited of violating court orders by appointing administrators. The bank had previously failed to comply with court directions in the dispute over property along Nairobi's Eastern Bypass.
The High Court's Commercial Division is hearing a contempt application against Bank of Baroda directors Astitva Bhardwaj and Aman Kumar, who are accused of appointing administrators to Infinity Industrial Park in violation of existing court orders. Infinity Industrial Park is seeking fines, civil jail committal, and other sanctions against the bank, its directors, and the appointed administrators.