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Role D'audience De La Deuxieme Chambre ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE REPUBLIQUE DU SENEGAL Dakar, le 06 janvier 2021 Un peuple – Un But – Une Foi ----------------------- COUR D’APPEL DE DAKAR -------------------- TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE HORS CLASSE DE DAKAR COMPOSITION ➢ PRESIDENT : ➢ MEMBRES : ➢ GREFFIER : COLLEGIALE DELIBERES RABATTUS N° N° RG Demandeur(s) Conseil(s) Défendeur(s) Conseil(s) Résultats D’ordre 2226/2020 Mbara TOURE, Ibra KA Me Assane Dioma STE CORFITEX Trading ME 1. & Djibril TAMBEDOU NDIAYE Limited Sénégal SA SOULEYMANE DIAGNE 5623/2019 STE MAERSK LINE Mes Sadel NDIAYE et STE GLOBAL CITY ME PAPA ALY 2. SENEGAL Pape Seyni MBODJI DISTRIBUTION DIAGNE 3328/2020 SENE née Khady DIOUF Me Dimingo DIENG NDIAYE née Fatoumata 3. FALL Page 1 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE DELIBERES PROROGES N° N° RG N° JGT Affaires D’ordre 179/2020 Abdou FALL (Me Sidy KANOUTE) C/ SENELEC SA (Mes SOW, SECK et DIAGNE) 1. 1023/2020 Société MARFISH SARL (Mes Sadel NDIAYE & Papa Seyni MBODJ) C/ Société AG 2S Pêche (Me Ndiack BA) 2. 2759/2020 MODOU WAGNE (MES ISMAIL DANIEL DIAGNE ET MOUTH.0 DIAGNE) C/ GAOUSSOU DIT TRAORÉ DIOP 3. (ME SEMBENE, DIOUF ET MBENGUE) 2798/2020 STE Oumou Leader Distribution Equipement SUARL (Me Samba AMETTI) C/ STE PLATFORM ECHNOLOGIES 4. SA (ME MOUSTAPHA NDOYE) 1459/2020 Amadou Moustapha BAO (Me Mohamadou Makhtar DIOP) C/ STE AGROTEC SA (Me HOUDA) 5. 1562/2020 STE Les Spécialités de l’Energie « LES » (SCP Christian FAYE & associés) C/ STE LACOSTE & CIE SA (Mes BA 6. & OUMAIS) 1573/2020 Phillip Charles ATKINSON (Me Geneviève LENOBLE) C/ STE RAYON VERT SAS (Me Moustapha NDOYE) 7. DELIBERES N° N° RG N° JGT Affaires D’ordre 3164/2020 Cheikh DIOP (Me Boubacar DRAME) C/ Seynabou GUEYE (ME Malick MBENGUE) 1. Page 2 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE 3738/2020 Oumar SARR R/ Amadou Ly SYLLA C/ Bada TINE 2. 3747/2020 STE ALUSTAR SARL (Me Abdou THIAM) C/ Mamadou Samba DIA 3. 3758/2020 Société d’Importation de Produits Alimentaire “SIPA SARL” (Me Lamine MBODJ) C/ Abdou Khoudouss 4. DIENG 3772/2020 Mamadou Khabane FAYE C/ Moussa TEUW 5. 3799/2020 STE Impulle Investement Solutions (Me Ahmadou Bamba SYLLA) C/ M & A agri SAS 6. 3817/2020 Mor SAMB (Mes WELLE & THIAKANE) C/ Diadié SARR 7. 3822/2020 STE DHL Global Fowarding Sénégal SA (Me Ndèye Coumba Diop GUEYE) C/ SENERGIE SOLUTIONS 8. SENEGAL SARL 3858/2020 Massaër FALL R/ Agence Immobilière Khalifa Services (Me Hamet Moussa SALL) C/ Abdoulaye DRAME 9. 3891/2020 Etablissement Codou Mourtadah (Me Djiby DIAGNE) C/ STE KISAKALA SA-Maguèye NIANG 10. 3899/2020 Lucy NDOUR C/ Ousseynou BADJI 11. 3926/2020 BAS SA (Mes WELLE & THIAKANE) C/ Mbaye GUEYE 12. 3937/2020 El Hadji Mamadou BA (Me ndoumbé WANE) C/ STE PEYNDY QUEEN (Me Etienne & Padanou) 13. 3953/2020 Amadou Moustapha FALL (Me Baba DIOP) C/ Alpha Oumar DOUMBOUYA 14. 3954/2020 Lamine Mamadou ANNE C/ AW TECHNOLOGY SUARL R/ Mouhamed Ahmad ABDELBAGI 15. 16. 4002/2020 LOCAFRIQUE (Me Saër LO THIAM) C/ GIE Ibrahima MBODJI Page 3 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE 4029/2020 Amadou Korka DIALLO R/ STE KANE FIABILITE SUARL (Me Ousseynou GAYE) C/ Rose Esthier NZALLY 17. 4076/2020 Héritiers de feu Alphousseyni SANE a/s Aminata, Salimata et autres C/ El Hadji DIALLO 18. 4083/2020 STE FABLUX SERVICES (Me Baboucar CISSE) C/ STE ATLANTIC SN 19. 4084/2020 STE SABLUX SERVICES (Me Babacar CISSE) C/ STE MAOR SN SUARL 20. 4086/2020 STE FABLUX SERVICES (Me baboucar CISSE) C/ STE MAOR SN SUARL 21. 4110/2020 Abdoulaye KANDJ C/ Samba THIAM 22. 1093/2020 Sophie SAGNA (Me Mamadou SECK) C/ Jean Claude DELGADO (ME MAMADOU MOUSTAPHA DIENG) 23. 2139/2020 Moussa KANE (SCP SOW, SECK & DIAGNE) C/ Marie Ngoné Sakho SEYDI (Me Fara GOMIS) 24. 2240/2020 SOCABEG SA (Me Moustapha KANE) C/ CSI MATFORCE (BA & OUMAIS) 25. 2249/2020 BAS Me Abdou THIAM) C/ Nouvelle Société Interafricaine d’Assurances au Sénégal NSIA SA 26. Me Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba SYLLA 2662/2020 Amadou Lamine DIOP (Me Youssoupha CAMARA) C/ STE CREDITKASH Sénégal, El Hadji DIOP et autres (Me 27. Abdou THIAM) 2870/2020 ETS Baye Multiservice R/ Lamine NDIOGOU (Me Ismaël Daniel DIAGNE et Mouth DIAGNE) C/ STE MAJOREL 28. SENEGAL (Mes FAYE & associès) 3226/2020 SOCIETE SEA PLAZA SA C/ SOCIETE BOURSINE 29. Page 4 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE 3228/2020 SOCIETE SEA PLAZA SA C/ SOCIETE EBENO COUTURE 30. 3266/2020 Héritiers de feu Massy DABO (Mes BASS et FAYE) C/ Amadou Korka DIALLO 31. 3549/2020 SONAC SA (Me El Hadji Ibrahima NDIAYE) C/ STE Ahmad Multi Services Transit 32. 3830/2020 Mouhamadou BA (Me Abdou THIAM) C/ Maguette GUEYE (Me Hameth Moussa SALL) 33. 3831/2020 ROKHAYA DIOUF (Me Ndiack BA) C/ MAMADOU SALL 34. 4068/2020 DAOUDA CISSE (Me Idrissa SADJHO) C/ SOCIETE EMPIRE DIGITAL SARL R/P ALIOUNE BADARA BA 35. 4220/2020 NDANE DIOUF C/ AFRICA TRAVAUX AGISSANT POUR LE COMPTE DE WEZLINI MARIEME 36. 4230/2020 KHADY SAO C/ STE AER ET MART 37. 4335/2020 ABDOULAYE SY C/ DJIBRIL NDIAYE 38. 4363/2020 INSTITUT IQRA BILINGUAL ACADEMY (Me SERIGNE KHASSIM TOURE) C/ MARIETOU WADE 39. 4415/2020 Fatou HANNE (Me Abdoul Aziz DJIGO) C/ Abdoul DIALLO 40. 4480/2020 Ibrahima BA C/ Abdoulaye SOW 41. 4580/2020 MADAME MANE DIENG R/P LA SOCIETE SOGAKOS (Me BABACAR MBAYE) C/ MAMADOU WOURY BA- 42. MOUHAMADANE THIAM 4688/2020 FRANCOIS NDIAYE C/ ZHOU GNOLIANG 43. 4378/2020 Samba Bounna DIENG (Me Abdou Dialy KANE) C/ Koffi Etari DOGBEY 44. Page 5 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE 632/2020 STE ATIFA Immobilier (SCP ALAMA LAWYER) C/ Fatou Kiné NIASSE 45. 4265/2020 COUMBA SECK FALL R/P AGENCE TRAFIC IMMOBILIER ET SERVICES C/ ICOM SARL 46. AFFAIRES RENVOYEES POUR MISES EN DELIBERE N° N° RG Demandeur(s) Conseil(s) Défendeur(s) Conseil(s) Résultats D’ordre 1. 3914/2020 NDEURY TOURE ABIB DIOP 4486/2020 FRATERNITE SA R/ Me Cheikh Ahmed Société SENDISO SA 2. Cabinet Foncier Tidiane NDAO Immobilier 3. 4622/2020 ABDOULAYE DARY FATOU GAYE 4638/2020 SOULEYMANE LA SOCIETE EBI KHOUMA SENEGAL 4. SARL(ENTREPRISE BAAZIZ INDUSTRIE) 4667/2020 SEN KAM BTP SOCIETE TDA 5. REPRESENTANT LEGAL TRANSPORT CHEIKH AMADOU FALL 4704/2020 HALIMATOU GUEYE PENDA SY REPRESENTEE PAR LA 6. SOCIETE ESPACE JURIDIQUE CONSEILS 4721/2020 SOCIETE CHEIKH SENE 7. D’IMPORTATION DE PRODUITS Page 6 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE ALIMENTAIRES DITE SIPA SUARL 4763/2020 SOCIETE I.S.C.P SCP FAYE&SALL SOCIETE ESPI SA 8. SENEGAL SARL 4772/2020 SOCIETE DJOLOF SOCIETE CG COC GROUP SECURITE SENEGAL P/P DE SON MAINTENACE SARL DG WEI WANG 9. P/D DE SON PRESIDENT DIRECTEUR GENERAL SEYDOU THIAM 4790/2020 GERARD SEBASTIEN STE MICRO MAINT 10. VICTOR GOMIS SUARL 4798/2020 MOUSSA SEYDOU SY SCNT PRISE EN LA 11. PERSONNE DE Mr ADAMA SOW 4823/2020 THIERNO LO STE SISOL SA R/P OMAR 12. NDIAYE 4833/2020 PAPA GUEYE R/P Me NDOFFENE DIOUF CHEIKH TIDIANE KA 13. AMINATA NDIAYE 4840/2020 SOCIETE QUBIS Mes WELLE & SOCIETE TOUBA 14. THIAKANE GLOBAL CERANIC SARL 15. 4877/2020 SULEYMAN KUTLUG AISSATOU SAKHO 4899/2020 DAOUDA THIAM Me IBRAHIMA NIANG LA SOCIETE SMITH& 16. KRAFFT SA 4902/2020 BASSIROU MBACKE Me HENRI GOMIS AMADOU DIA 17. FALL 4911/2020 STE BATILUX AFRICA Me MOUSSA BOCAR ABLAYE NGOM 18. THIAM Page 7 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE 4947/2020 CHEIKH FALL L’ETABLISSEMENT 19. GENERAL ACTION R/P Mme ASTOU KANDJI 4953/2020 SOCIETE IMMOBILIERE Me MAME ADAMA FEDERATION DES DE TRANSPORT ET GUEYE& ASSOCIES CAISSES DE CREDIT 20. COMMERCE DITE MUTUEL DU SENEGAL SILCOM DITE FCCMS 4970/2020 Oumou Khaîrou NDOYE CAV SA SARL R/ 21. R/ Immo Gestion Malamine GASSAMA et Mbaye DIA 5021/2020 CHEIKH OUMAR SY Me BAMAR FAYE CHINEDU EMMANUEL 22. LEONARD 23. 5056/2020 TAMSIR NDIAYE CHEIKHOU TOURE 5065/2020 SOCIETE VIVO ENERGY Me CHRISTIAN FAYE& SOUBHIYE DZAH 24. SENEGAL SA ASSOCIES 5084/2020 SIDY BEN AMER Me MAMADOU PAPA L’ISADE INSTITUT GUEYE.DIOUSSY SAMBA SO SUPERIEUR POUR LE 25. SANTOS ET AMETH DEVELOPPEMENT DE FAYE L’ENTREPRISE AFFAIRE ANCIENNE N° N° RG Demandeur(s) Conseil(s) Défendeur(s) Conseil(s) Résultats D’ordre 610/2020 GLOBAL SOURCE ME CHEIKH FALL LA MAISON FARDDOUN Mes WANE & 1. FALL Page 8 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE HOMOLOGATION N° N° RG Demandeur(s) Conseil(s) Défendeur(s) Conseil(s) Résultats D’ordre 1. 4808/2020 BHS Me Ibrahima GUEYE Mamadou Mass NGOM 5283/2020 CBAO Groupe Me Mame Adama Chérif Cheikh Hadrame 2. GUEYE & associés MBAYE 332/2020. Mamadou SOW Société Général Shipping 3. SUARL 4544/2020 BHS Me Ibrahima GUEYE Amadou Moustapha 4. FALL 5. 4237/2020 BHS SA Me Ibrahima GUEYE Mambaye DIOUSSE 2025/2020 BAS SA Me Khaled A HOUDA SIGELEC- Succession 6. SEYDI a/s Salif DIAO et autres 3395/2020 Cheikh DIENG Me Mouhamadou STE Agro Industrielle du 7. Moustapha DIENG Sénégal SARL 025/2021 STE Les Grands Moulins Me Khaled A. HOUDA Feu El Hadji Mbaye FALL, de Dakar (GMD) gérant de la Société 8. Générale Commerciale SARL Page 9 sur 36 ROLE D’AUDIENCE DE LA DEUXIEME CHAMBRE REPUBLIQUE DU SENEGAL Le 06 janvier 2021 Un peuple – Un But – Une Foi ----------------------- COUR D’APPEL DE DAKAR -------------------- TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE HORS CLASSE DE DAKAR COMPOSITION ➢ PRESIDENT : ➢ GREFFIER : POUR ORDONNANCE DE CLOTURE N° N° RG Demandeur(s) Conseil(s) Défendeur(s) Conseil(s) Résultats D’ordre 2449/2019 Entreprise GHATSON CO Me Abdou Dialy Moustapha ALAL 1.
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