The High Court has unfrozen bank accounts belonging to the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, Anne Amadi.
This is after Justice Alfred Mabeya ruled that no evidence links her to the Gold scam.
"There is nothing to show that the first respondent was involved in the day-to-day running of the law firm," the judge ruled.
He observed that there was no indication Amadi benefitted from the alleged Kes102 million gold scam.
Amadi was alleged to have benefitted from payments made to the law firm for the purchase of over 1000 kilogrammes of gold.
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In her affidavit filed before the High Court on May 23, Amadi sought to clear her name, clarifying that she was not involved in the gold deal.
She added that the money was not transferred to her account as claimed by a British businessman who alleged to have been defrauded.
"No evidence has been tendered supporting the general allegations that I have fraudulently benefitted from the alleged undelivered gold consignment."
"I confirm that no such sums relating to the impugned transaction were ever deposited to my personal bank accounts, and the petitioner has failed to tender any evidence that I was a beneficiary of the alleged fraud," she stated.
The Court froze Amadi's accounts on May 19 after the petitioner alleged that money was paid to her law firm for the supply of gold.
