Banks: Interesting Article

[Omollo]

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There appears to have been no follow-up. The judge who turned down mega bribes from banks is now accused of taking a paltry 50M ? I know how much banks and Finance institutes pay to avoid unfavorable judgments. It directly affects the bonus of the CEO and others. They put together a slush fund and get their way.

I don't think of Ogola as corrupt. They want corrupt judges, let them check (audit) the living styles of the spouses of the women judges in Kenya.

http://mobile.nation.co.ke/lifestyle/Why-finance-companies-are-no-longer-at-ease/-/1950774/2493002/-/format/xhtml/item/0/-/5saignz/-/index.html

[gout]

This was one hell of a judgement .... perfect writing ... apt..such a crisp mind

Banks in Kenya reign large. I am reminded of a predator who after killing the prey is not satisfied to leave the carcass to the vultures, but becomes both the predator and the vulture, killing the prey and gleaning the meat from the carcass to ensure the prey is really dead. I am also reminded of a robber killing his victim and not only attending his funeral, but insisting on carrying the casket to the grave to confirm that his victim is dead and buried."

the quote can also describe our thieving big/small people

http://kenyalaw.org/newsletter/20120903.html

[Omollo]

I had to read it twice and are hunting for the original from the Kenya Law database.

The bankers got all their money back and extra. But they could not resist selling the guy's house.  There is where Gulliver's Travels becomes relevant again. Look at the reason they cited for the open thievery: It is the on going practice among all banks to steal from customers and we have just followed the tradition. Now here is what Gulliver writes:

This was one hell of a judgement .... perfect writing ... apt..such a crisp mind

Banks in Kenya reign large. I am reminded of a predator who after killing the prey is not satisfied to leave the carcass to the vultures, but becomes both the predator and the vulture, killing the prey and gleaning the meat from the carcass to ensure the prey is really dead. I am also reminded of a robber killing his victim and not only attending his funeral, but insisting on carrying the casket to the grave to confirm that his victim is dead and buried."

the quote can also describe our thieving big/small people

http://kenyalaw.org/newsletter/20120903.html

[Georgesoros]

Perfect legal judgment. Why did it take so long???

[Mr Mansfield.]

Well thought decisions,The 2010 constitution and subsequent property laws will be of great help to kenyans,

Without Prejudice.