1. Vide an exparte Notice of Motion application dated 14th January 2026, the applicant seeks the following orders:-
1) THAT this Honorable Court be pleased to extend the time for registration of an All Asset Fixed and Floating Debenture, dated 28th November 2025, over all fixed and floating assets of the Company known as Wee Logistics Limited to secure the facility of Kshs. 20,000,000 in favour of BANK OF AFRICA LIMITED, by Thirty (30) days from the date hereof; and
2) THAT this Honourable Court be pleased to grant any such other orders it deems fit in the circumstances.
2. The applicant contends that there was a delay in the registration of the All Assets Fixed and Floating Debenture within 30 days as required by the Companies Act, 2015, due to unforeseeable administrative challenges beyond the Company's control and that the delay was not deliberate on its part. It is further averred that other creditors will not be prejudiced.
3. The application is supported by the annexed affidavit of Alison Ndikwe, a counsel practicing in the firm of Kimondo & Gachoka Advocates and also that of Mr Harith Mohamed Salim of the chargor.
4. I have perused the application. I am persuaded that the same has merit. Consequentilally the same is allowed as prayed.
5. Orders accordingly.
1) THAT this Honorable Court be pleased to extend the time for registration of an All Asset Fixed and Floating Debenture, dated 28th November 2025, over all fixed and floating assets of the Company known as Wee Logistics Limited to secure the facility of Kshs. 20,000,000 in favour of BANK OF AFRICA LIMITED, by Thirty (30) days from the date hereof; and
2) THAT this Honourable Court be pleased to grant any such other orders it deems fit in the circumstances.
2. The applicant contends that there was a delay in the registration of the All Assets Fixed and Floating Debenture within 30 days as required by the Companies Act, 2015, due to unforeseeable administrative challenges beyond the Company's control and that the delay was not deliberate on its part. It is further averred that other creditors will not be prejudiced.
3. The application is supported by the annexed affidavit of Alison Ndikwe, a counsel practicing in the firm of Kimondo & Gachoka Advocates and also that of Mr Harith Mohamed Salim of the chargor.
4. I have perused the application. I am persuaded that the same has merit. Consequentilally the same is allowed as prayed.
5. Orders accordingly.