A Kenyan court has halted the Bank of Baroda's attempt to place Infinity Industrial Park under administration. Justice Freda Mugambi ruled that the bank could not rely on an alleged Sh2.07 billion debt claim against Infinity Industrial Park. The court found that Infinity had a substantial claim against the lender, which undermined the bank’s case for administrative action. The decision comes amid ongoing disputes between the financial institution and the industrial park operator. The ruling highlights the complexities of corporate debt and legal recourse in Kenya’s business environment. The court emphasized the need for both parties to resolve their financial disagreements through proper legal channels. This case underscores the role of judicial oversight in commercial disputes.