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Chief Registrar of Judiciary Anne Amadi will have to wait longer to know the fate of her frozen personal bank accounts after the High Court yesterday directed the case to be heard on Monday next week.

Justice Alfred Mabeya directed parties to respond to three applications relating to Sh100 million gold scam by close of business tomorrow.

The three applications relating to the Sh100 million gold scam have been filed by a Dubai-based company Bruton Gold Trading LLC, Chief Registrar Ann Amadi and her son Brian Ochieng’.

The Dubai based company has accused Amadi and her son of illegally obtaining USD 742,206 from them with a promise of selling 1,500kg of gold bars in 2021. The other defendants are Andrew Njenga Kiarie, Kikanae Topoti, Daniel Ndegwa Kangara alias Daniel Muriithi and Edward Taylor alias Mboronda Seyenkulo Sakor, a Liberian passport holder.

Justice David Majanja on Thursday issued orders freezing Amadi’s accounts, her son and two others pending the hearing of the application.