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Cause List for the Sittings in the Period: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 1 / 13 AUGUST 26, 2013 CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE, S.B.K. KAVUMA, JA HON MR. JUSTICE A.S. NSHIMYE, JA HON. MR. JUSTICE REMMY KASULE, JA HON. LADY JUSTICE FAITH E. MWONDHA, JA HON MR. JUSTICE RICHARD BUTEERA, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 109:30 am COA-00-CV-CPC-0016-2013 HON LT (RTD) SALEH M.W KAMBA & ANOR VS MPS who were dismissed from NRM Hearing - COURT1-COA . THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF UGANDA party also to vacate their respective petitioner's case Seats in Parliament. 209:30 am COA-00-CV-CPC-0021-2013 NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT VS THE Expelled MPs to retain their seats in Hearing - COURT1-COA . ATTORNEY GENERAL & 4 OTHERS Parliament ontravenes Arts petitioner's case 1(1)(2)(4)2((1)(2),20(1)(2),1 309:30 am COA-00-CV-CPC-0019-2013 JOSEPH KWESIGA VS ATTORNEY GENERAL Declare vacant Seat in Parliament Hearing - . when an elected Member of petitioner's case Parliament is Expelled from Party in acc 409:30 am COA-00-CV-CPC-0025-2013 HON. ABDU KATUNTU VS ATTORNEY GENERAL The Act of the AG advising the Hearing - COURT1-COA . speaker of parliament to expel Mps petitioner's case are in contravation of Article 119 CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 2 / 13 109:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0012-2004 KALID KATUMBA VS ISSA BUMBA Recovery of land Hearing - COURT2-COA . appellant's case 209:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0035-2004 LEANDER KOMAKECH VS THE ATTORNEY Special & General Damages Hearing - COURT2-COA . GENERAL appellant's case 309:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0050-2004 LUYIMBAZI SULAIMAN VS UGANDA COMMERCIAL Special and general damages Hearing - COURT2-COA . BANK LTD appellant's case CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 110:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0045-2004 DFCU LIMITED VS BEGMOHAMED LIMITED Breach of Contract Hearing - COURT2-COA . appellant's case 210:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0063-2004 SHANTILAL DEVANI VS KISITU MAYANJA Repossession of expropriated property Hearing - COURT2-COA . appellant's case 310:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0068-2004 JOHN B.W.TSAPWE VS BANK OF BARODA (U) LTD Limitation Act Hearing - COURT2-COA . appellant's case CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 111:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0074-2004 THE EDITOR IN CHIEF THE NW VISION General damages Hearing - COURT2-COA . NEWSPAPER & ANOR VS JEREMIAH HERBERT appellant's case NTABGOBA Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 3 / 13 211:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0079-2004 ANDREW KEENAN VS PEARL HOAREAU Denial of access to child Hearing - COURT2-COA . appellant's case 311:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0080-2004 AMINA MOHAMED & ANOR VS RAMATHAN SIRAJI Recovery of Money Hearing - COURT2-COA . & 2 OTHERS appellant's case Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 4 / 13 AUGUST 27, 2013 CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 109:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0013-2004 DELUXE ENTERPRISES CO. LTD VS UGANDA Special & General Damages Hearing - COURT2-COA . LEASING CO. LTD appellant's case 209:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0074-2004 THE ATTORNEY GENERAL VS LEANDER Strike out Notice of Aappeal Hearing COURT2-COA . KOMAKECH applicant's case 309:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0093-2004 FREDRICK BYAKIKA VS ERISA NAKHAIMA Special and General Damages Hearing - . MATANDA appellant's case CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 110:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0095-2004 LUMWENO & CO. ADVOCATES VS TRANSAFRICA Taxation order be set aside Hearing - COURT2-COA . ASSURANCE COMPANY LTD appellant's case 210:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0099-2004 UGANDA REVENUE AUTHORITY VS ROBERT Interdiction Hearing - COURT2-COA . KATEIHWAHO appellant's case 310:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0042-2009 BENIDICTO NSUBUGA VS DICK KINTU Stay of Execution Hearing COURT2-COA . applicant's case Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 5 / 13 CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 111:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0015-2004 NAVICHANDRA KAKUBHAI RADIA VS FRANCIS Leave to appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . NYANGWESO applicant's case 211:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0044-2004 BAKU RAPHEAL OBUDRA VS AGARD DIDI Review of Order in civil appeal No. Hearing COURT2-COA . 73/02 applicant's case 311:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0042-2004 COFFTEA TRADING COMPANY LIMITED VS THE Special and General Damages Hearing - COURT2-COA . CITY COUNCIL OF KAMPALA appellant's case Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 6 / 13 AUGUST 28, 2013 CORAM: REGISTRAR JOHN OCHEPA E. ARUTU Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 109:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0216-2013 GIRISCH NAIR VS TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES LTD Interim Order Ruling REGISTRAR'S . CHAMBERS CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 109:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0045-2004 EMMANUEL HATANGIMBABAZI & 2 ORS. VS THE Leave to Appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . ATTORNEY GENERAL applicant's case 209:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0046-2004 ROYAL COMPU ENTERPRISES LTD VS Strike out the Notice of Appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF SHIMONI applicant's case DEMONSTRATION SCHO 309:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0051-2004 POLLY TWEGYE BUJARA VS STEVEN BUJARA Set aside Stay of Execution Hearing COURT2-COA . applicant's case 409:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0057-2004 MICHAEL OSINDE VS EAST AFRICAN PORTLAND Leave to appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED applicant's case 509:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0067-2004 ORIENT BANK LIMITED VS ALCON INTERNATIONAL Strike out notice of Appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . applicant's case Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 7 / 13 CORAM: REGISTRAR JOHN OCHEPA E. ARUTU Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 110:00 am COA-00-CV-CL-0201-2013 HITS TELECOM VS DANIEL DELESTRE & 6 An Interim Order Ruling REGISTRAR'S . OTHERS CHAMBERS CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 110:30 am COA-00-CV-CA-0052-2004 LOZIO DUNGU VS NON-PERFORMING ASSETS Breach of Contract Hearing - COURT2-COA . RECOVERY TRUST appellant's case 210:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0081-2004 AIDA ITERURA VS ISMAIL MUGUTA Representation of deseased in CA Hearing COURT2-COA . 22/2002 applicant's case 310:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0087-2004 COMMISSIONER GENERAL UGANDA REVENUE Leave to appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . AUTHORITY VS LADY JUSTICE JULIA SEBUTINDE applicant's case 410:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0120-2006 LOZIO DUNGU VS NPART Stay of execution Hearing COURT2-COA . applicant's case CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE KENNETH KAKURU, JA Time Case number Parties Claim/Description Sitting type Court/Chamber 111:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0046-2003 JOYCE NAKIBUUKA VS SEBASTIAN SENOGA Strike out the Notice of Appeal Hearing COURT2-COA . applicant's case Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 8 / 13 211:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0124-2003 TAHAR FOURATI HOTELS INTERNATIONAL LTD VS Stay of Execution Hearing COURT2-COA . NILE HOTEL INTERNATIONAL LTD applicant's case 311:30 am COA-00-CV-CL-0120-2003 JOHN KABUGO & 2 OTHERS VS TEOPHIL Stay of Execution Hearing COURT2-COA . SEMUYINDE & ANOTHER applicant's case Printed: 23 August 2013 THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA In the Court of Appeal of Uganda(COA) at Kampala CIVIL CAUSE LIST FOR THE SITTINGS IN THE PERIOD: 26/08/2013 - 30/08/2013 P. 9 / 13 AUGUST 29, 2013 CORAM: HON. MR. JUSTICE, S.B.K. KAVUMA, JA HON MR. JUSTICE A.S. NSHIMYE, JA HON. MR. 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