Business Daily - July 20 wrote:Beer maker East Africa Breweries Limited (EABL) wants the High Court to lift an order barring it from appointing other suppliers to routes operated by supplies firm Bia Tosha, arguing that the directive has put it at risk of being sued by third parties. The
EABL says in an application filed yesterday that the contract it has with Bia Tosha and other distributors are not exclusive, and that it has appointed more than one supplier in some routes who may now sue it if the order is not lifted.
the Star June 21 wrote:Kenya’s largest brewer, EABL has lost a bid to appoint another beer distributor on the same routes as its single-largest distributor, Bia Tosha.
The High court yesterday declined to set aside an order stopping EABL from allowing other distributors to supply on the same routes as Bia Tosha.
The beer maker had filed an urgent application at the High Court saying the orders issued in favour of Bia Tosha on June 14 were obtained through misrepresentation of facts.
Through lawyer Kamau Karori, EABL accused the distributor of failing to disclose material facts, which if they had been presented, the court would not have issued the orders.
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