Lean times as number of Kenyan firms facing liquidation doubles
A company is deemed unable to pay its debts if it fails to pay a debt of Ksh100, 000 ($826.44) or more after 21 days of a written demand.
Source: theeastafrican.co.ke
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A company is deemed unable to pay its debts if it fails to pay a debt of Ksh100, 000 ($826.44) or more after 21 days of a written demand.
The High Court has granted a businessman’s wish to be declared bankrupt after proving that he cannot repay his debts running into millions of shillings.
Government receiver Mark Gakuru said there are rising cases where company owners obtain court injunctions just to stall the process as they strip company assets during which litigation drags in...
A lot of Kenyans cringe at the idea of walking around with the ‘bankrupt’ tag.