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Sh1bn Imperial depositor fights CBK evidence bid

A businessman seeking to recover deposits totalling Sh1 billion from Imperial Bank (under receivership) has opposed an application by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) seeking to have their evidence documents expunged. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  Philip Muyanga

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

A businessman seeking to recover deposits totalling Sh1 billion from Imperial Bank (under receivership) has opposed an application by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) seeking to have their evidence documents expunged.

Ashok Doshi told the court that his pleadings, witness statements and affidavits do not breach the Evidence Act. Mr Doshi and his wife Amit have sued Imperial Bank and the CBK in a bid to recover their deposit in the collapsed bank.

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