The High Court has cleared the way for the auctioning of properties belonging to Moses Kuria, a Senior Advisor at the Presidential Economic Council, over failure to repay a longstanding loan.
Justice Aleem Visram issued the ruling on Monday, April 7, stating that Kuria had not provided adequate evidence to justify halting the auction. The court emphasized that all individuals, regardless of status, must honor their financial obligations.
The properties slated for auction include apartment blocks located in Ruaka and Juja, both in Kiambu County. The auction is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, April 8, and will be conducted by Garam Investments Ltd.
Kuria had previously moved to court in an attempt to stop the auction, arguing that he had made attempts to settle the debt. However, court documents indicated that the auctioneer had issued multiple notices to Kuria regarding the outstanding loan before proceeding with legal action.
Justice Visram ruled that the auction would proceed as planned, adding that failure to repay debts, even with claims of repayment attempts, does not exempt one from legal consequences.
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