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Court Case Administration System THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA IN THE HIGH COURT OF UGANDA(HCT) AT KAMPALA COMMERCIAL REGISTRY CAUSELIST FOR THE SITTINGS OF : 27‐03‐2017 to 31‐03‐2017 MONDAY, 27‐MAR‐2017 BEFORE:: HON. MR. JUSTICE BILLY KAINAMURA Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion UNION LOGISTICS UGANDA LTD Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0175‐2015 Civil Suits USD 22,396, INTEEST COST VS STEEL ROLLING MILLS LTD Plainff's case HEARING BIPIN PANEL & ANOTHER VS SHS. 185,673,00, ORDER FOR THE Scheduling PENDING 2. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0397‐2013 Civil Suits SANDIP PATEL DEFENDANT, INTERES, COSTS conference HEARING DOLAMITE ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD VS BOARD OF SHS. 135,900,900/‐, DAMAGES, UNDER 3. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0413‐2013 Civil Suits Menon GOVERNERS JAMES OCHORA INTEREST AND COSTS HEARING MEM SSS TORORO & A Hearing ‐ Miscellaneous KINGS INVESTMENT LTD VS UNCONDITIONAL LEAVE TO APPEAR UNDER 4. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐1065‐2016 Applicant's Applicaon GEMEX (U) LTD AND DEFEND, COSTS HEARING case ERASMUS BYARUHANGA VS USD 9,500, SHS.37,600,000/‐, Scheduling PENDING 5. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0011‐2015 Civil Suits SEAWAYS (K) LTD DAMAGES, INTEREST AND COSTS conference HEARING RWAMWOJO WILLY VS TOTCO SHS 366,783,400,INTEREST Scheduling UNDER 6. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0645‐2015 Civil Suits GRAINS & SEEDS (U) LTD G/DAMAGES, COSTS conference HEARING BEFORE:: HON. MR JUSTICE CHRISTOPHER MADRAMA Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Hearing Miscellaneous MUGOYA MAWAZI VS ABC UNDER 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0289‐2016 DISMISSAL ORDER BE SET ASIDE, COSTS applicant's Applicaon CAPITAL BANK LTD HEARING case LETSHEGO UGANDA LTD VS SHS 105,470,000, G/DAMAGES, UNDER 2. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0646‐2015 Civil Suits Menon REBECCA NAGIDDE AGDAMAGES, INTEREST, COSTS HEARING 1 of 19 24/03/2017 5:50 PM MARBLE BUILDERS AND TWO 310,000,000/‐ DECLARATIONS Scheduling UNDER 3. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0235‐2016 Civil Suits OTHERS VS KCB BANK UG LTD ,GENERAL DAMAGES, SPECIAL conference PLEADINGS AND ANOTHER DAMAGES AND COSTS DRACARYS INVESTMENTS LTD VS PERMANENT INJUNCTION, DAMAGES, UNDER 4. 11:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0967‐2016 Civil Suits Menon SSEJIRINYA EDWARD & ANOTHER INTEREST AND COSTS HEARING BRIGHT ARROWS TRADING USD 1,375,110, DECLARATIONS, UNDER 5. 02:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0050‐2013 Civil Suits DUBAI VS KAMPALA MODERNITY Menon DAMAGES, INTEREST AND COSTS HEARING STATIONERS & PRINTERS LTD HAM ENTERPRISES (U) LTD VS Hearing ‐ UNDER 6. 02:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0376‐2016 Civil Suits USD 121,756, COSTS EXIM BANK UGANDA LTD Plainff's case HEARING BEFORE:: HON. LADY JUSTICE ALIVIDZA ELIZABETH JANE Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion KYAHUWA WILLIAM & 2 OTHERS DECLARATION, SHS 57,780,228, Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0601‐2012 Civil Suits VS NGOMA SUB‐COUNTY INTEREST, G/DAMAGES, COSTS Plainff's case HEARING CO‐OPERATIVE DUNAVANT (U) LTD VS SHS.275,205,479, INTEREST OF 25%, Hearing ‐ UNDER 2. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0032‐2010 Civil Suits SOUTHTHERN RANGE NYANZA E/DAMAGES, E/DAMAGES G/MAGES Plainff's case HEARING LTD COSTS M/S BUSOGA FORESTRY Hearing ‐ UNDER 3. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0319‐2011 Civil Suits COMPANY LTD VS THE ATTORNEY DECLARATIONS, INTEREST ,COSTS Plainff's case HEARING GENERAL AND 4 OTHERS FRONTWARDS UNIVERSAL LTD VS DECLARATION, ORDERCOMPELLING Hearing ‐ UNDER 4. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0077‐2013 Civil Suits STANDARD CHARTERED BANK RESTORE ORIGINAL ST Plainff's case HEARING UGANDA LTD BEFORE:: HON. LADY JUSTICE ANNA B. MUGENYI Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion STANBIC BANK (U) LTD VS PETER SHS. 1,540,637,756, INTEREST AT 19%, Hearing ‐ PENDING 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0454‐2009 Civil Suits BIBANGAMBA COSTS Plainff's case HEARING 2 of 19 24/03/2017 5:50 PM APPLIANCE WORLD LTD VS Hearing Miscellaneous PENDING 2. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0198‐2017 CHURCH COMMISSIONERS LEAVE TO AMEND ITS PLAINT, COSTS applicant's Applicaon HEARING HOLDING CO. LTD case APPLIANCE WORLD LTD VS UNDER 3. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0817‐2014 Civil Suits CHURCH COMMISSIONERS USD 997,189.70 COSTS Menon HEARING HOLDING CO. LTD SHS. 370,606,486/=, GENERAL STANBIC BANK (U) LTD VS ROYAL Scheduling UNDER 4. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0514‐2012 Civil Suits DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT, TRANSIT LTD & OTHERS conference HEARING INTEREST AT 25% P. A . COSTS Miscellaneous MT VERNON SCHOOL LTD VS PENDING 5. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0986‐2016 TEMPORARY INJUCTION, COSTS Ruling Applicaon GROFIN AFRICA FUND LTD RULING RURAL CREDIT FINANCE CO. LTD DECLARATION,PERMANENT PENDING 6. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0106‐2014 Civil Suits & OTHERS VS THE MICRO Judgement INJUCTION, G/DAMAGES, COSTS JUDGMENT FINANCE SUPPORT CENTRRE LTD UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (U) DECLARATION, G/DAMAGES, ORDER PENDING 7. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0555‐2015 Civil Suits LTD VS ABABA SAFARIS LTD & 25 USD 613,964, BE PAID, INTERESRT, Ruling HEARING OTHERS COSTS TIDE FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS SHS 55,100,000, G/DAMAGES , PENDING 8. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0685‐2015 Civil Suits Judgement LTD VS MUGOYA MAWAZI INTEREST OF 30%, COSTS JUDGMENT RAHUL PATEL VS JUBILEE Hearing ‐ UNDER 9. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0751‐2013 Civil Suits SHS 55,500,00, S/DAMAGES, COSTS INSURANCE CO. LTD Plainff's case HEARING BEFORE:: AG. DEPUTY REGISTRAR. KAVUMA JOYCE Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Mediaon EQUITY BANK (U) LTD VS Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0293‐2016 SHS 80,119,114/=, INTEREST & COSTS Cause BYARUHANGA TWESIGYE mediaon case MEDIATION Mediaon SSEMUGGA MOSES VS MUSAAZI UGX 87,340,800/=, INTEREST AT 24% & Hearing ‐ UNDER 2. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0720‐2016 Cause JOHN COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION 3 of 19 24/03/2017 5:50 PM BABIGUMIRA DENNIS KWEZIRA DECLARATION, PERMANENT Mediaon Hearing ‐ UNDER 3. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0381‐2016 VS BRIDGE CREDIT FINANCE CO. INJUCTION, G/DAMAGES UG SHS Cause mediaon case MEDIATION LTD 50,000,000/= Mediaon STANDARD CHARTERED BANK Hearing ‐ UNDER 4. 10:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0758‐2016 UGX 67625540/= INTERST & COSTS Cause UGANDA LTD VS ALLEN NAMALE mediaon case MEDIATION MAGEZI NUWA SEMBELA TOM Mediaon PERMANENT INJUCTION, G/DAMAGES Hearing ‐ UNDER 5. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0771‐2016 VS CENTENARY RURAL Cause & COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION DEVELOPMENT BANK Mediaon J.P PROPERTIES LTD VS UGANDA DECLARATORY ORDERS, DAMAGES, Hearing ‐ UNDER 6. 12:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0334‐2016 Cause REVENUE AUTHORITY INTEREST & COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION MARGARET NAMUDDU VS Mediaon DECLARATORY ORDERS, INTERST, Hearing ‐ UNDER 7. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0784‐2016 DIAMOND TRUST BANK & Cause DAMAGES & COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION ANOTHER KAMPALA MODERNITY Mediaon STATIONERS & PRINTERS LTD VS DECLARATION, PERMANENT Hearing ‐ UNDER 8. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0831‐2016 Cause THE COMMISSIONER GENERAL INJUCTION, G/DAMAGES & COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION (URA) BEFORE:: DEPUTY REGISTRAR MUGABO VINCENT EMMY Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion BANK OF AFRICA UGANDA Mediaon SHS 238,760,161/= DAMAGES, Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 12:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0237‐2016 LIMITED VS BASILIO SADINDI & 2 Cause INTEREST & COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION OTHERS Mediaon DSV AIR & SEA LTD VS SUN TRUST USD 55,389 G/DAMAGES, INTEREST & Hearing ‐ UNDER 2. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0389‐2015 Cause & CO. LTD COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION Mediaon SIMBAMANYO ESTATES LIMITED Hearing ‐ UNDER 3. 03:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0460‐2016 USD 583,795.58 Cause VS EQUITY BANK UGANDA LTD mediaon case MEDIATION BEFORE:: MEDIATOR MS. HARRIET GRACE MAGALA Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion 4 of 19 24/03/2017 5:50 PM Mediaon GRACE BRIDGET KABATALYA VS Hearing ‐ PENDING 1. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0143‐2017 ORDERS, DAMAGES, INTEREST & COSTS Cause BERNARD KAWERE & 3 OTHERS mediaon case MEDIATION BEFORE:: MEDIATOR MR. BARIGO GABRIEL OKUBA Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Mediaon NAJJEMBA JOYCE VS MTN G/DAMAGES, S/ PERFORMANCE & Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0517‐2016 Cause UGANDA LTD COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION BEFORE:: MEDIATOR MR. BYENKYA ERIC CLIVE Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion PAROMBO COTTON FARMERS SHS 417,050,000/=, DAMAGES, Mediaon Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0608‐2016 LIMITED & ANOTHER VS DFCU INTEREST , DECLARATORY ORDERS & Cause mediaon case MEDIATION BANK (U) LTD COSTS Mediaon BEN SEMAKULA & CO. LTD VS DECLARATORY ORDERS, DAMAGES, Hearing ‐ UNDER 2. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0503‐2016 Cause THE MICROFINANCE LTD INTEREST & COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION NDIBURUNGI SUGAR WORKS LTD RECOVERY OF G/DAMAGES, Mediaon Hearing ‐ PENDING 3. 03:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0127‐2017 VS CRANE BANK (IN S/DAMAGES, DECLARATION, AN ORDER Cause mediaon case MEDIATION RECEIVERSHIP & ANOTHER) FOR P/INJUCTION, INTEREST & COSTS Mediaon ACACIA FINANCE LTD VS OKELLO SHS 162,960,000/=, INTERST AT 22% & Hearing ‐ UNDER 4. 03:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0145‐2017 Cause OKIDI SIMMONS COSTS mediaon case MEDIATION TUESDAY, 28‐MAR‐2017 BEFORE:: HON MR. JUSTICE DAVID K. WANGUTUSI Time Case number Case Category Pares Claim Sing Type Posion ALEXIS SAMUEL VS JUSTICE Miscellaneous PENDING 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0923‐2016 SAMUEL W.W. WAMBUZI & TEMPORARY INJUNCTION, COSTS Ruling Applicaon RULING ANOTHER Miscellaneous WALUSAGA DANIEL VS BARCLAYS UNCONDITIONAL LEAVE TO APPEAR , PENDING 2.
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