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Court Case Administration System Court Case Administration System https://ccas.judicature.go.ug/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=28-06-20... THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA IN THE HIGH COURT OF UGANDA(HCT) AT KAMPALA CIVIL REGISTRY CAUSELIST FOR THE SITTINGS OF : 24-06-2019 to 28-06-2019 MONDAY, 24-JUN-2019 HON.MR. JUSTICE BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: BASHAIJA ANDREW Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type PASTOR ELIDAD HCT-00-CV- REVISION ORDERS /STAY OF EXECUTION OF DECREE AND PENDING 1. 09:00 Civil Revisions MULIRA VS MUGISA Ruling CR-0010-2017 ORDERS BE STAYED /SET ASIDE / COSTS BE PROVI JUDGMENT JULIUS KAMULEGEYA NSUBUGA MARTIN VS Hearing HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous APPLICANT BE GRANTED UNCONDITIONAL LEAVE & PENDING 2. 09:00 M/S KATO APOLLO & applicant's MA-0589-2018 Applicaon COSTS HEARING SONS case KAMPALA TOBACCO Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous COURT ORDER DISMISSING MA.NO.986 OF 2016 BE SET UNDER 3. 09:00 STORES LIMITED VS DR. Applicant's MA-0541-2017 Applicaon ASIDE/COSTS PLEADINGS JOSEPH KYAMBADDE case TWAHA MUKIIBI VS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous UNDER 4. 09:00 ATTORNEY GENERAL BOTH DECLARATIONS AND BOTH ORDERS Applicant's MC-0067-2018 Cause PLEADINGS AND 2 OTHERS case ONYAIT JULIUS & 84 Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous AN ORDER DISMISSING M.S NO. 285/18 BE SET ASIDE & PENDING 5. 09:00 OTHERS VS BASHASHA Applicant's MA-0585-2018 Applicaon BE RE-INSTATED & COSTS HEARING ALEX & ANOR case BARNABAS TINKAMANYIRE Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous APPLICANTS BE ADDED AS RESPONDENTS IN MIS.CAUSE PENDING 6. 10:00 NUWAMANYA & Applicant's MA-0135-2019 Applicaon NO.273 OF 2018 & COSTS HEARING ANOTHER VS FRANK case KANDUHO & 6 OTHERS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous OGOL JOHN CHARLES PENDING 7. 10:00 DECLARATION, ORDER & COSTS Applicant's MC-0058-2019 Cause VS ATTORNEY GENERAL HEARING case FRANK KANDUHO VS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous GODFRAY PENDING 8. 10:00 0RDER & COSTS Applicant's MA-0068-2019 Applicaon KATEBARIRWE & 16 HEARING case OTHERS FRANK KANDUHO VS HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous UGANDA LAND UNDER 9. 10:00 DECLARATIONS, ORDERS & COSTS Menon MC-0273-2018 Cause COMMISION & 05 HEARING OTHERS HON. LADY JUSTICE BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: WOLAYO HENRIETTA Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type SGT OCULI DICKENS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- UNDER 1. 09:00 Civil Suits NO.7073 VS ATTORNEY GENERAL DAMAGES /ORDERS/ COSTS Plainff's CS-0658-2016 PLEADINGS GENERAL case EGESA IRENE NAFULA Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous PENDING 2. 09:00 VS NURSES & DECLARATIONS Applicant's MC-0076-2019 Cause HEARING MIDWIVE'S COUNCIL case 1 of 24 6/21/2019, 3:24 PM Court Case Administration System https://ccas.judicature.go.ug/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=28-06-20... WAMPANDE JOWALIE Hearing - HCT-00-CV- AHMED VS M/S DECLARATIONS A AND B /AN ORDER OF RECOVERY -UGX UNDER 3. 09:00 Civil Suits Plainff's CS-0589-2017 JOMAYI PROPERTY 50,000,000 / SPECIAL DAMAGES,GENERAL , DAM PLEADINGS case CONSULTANTS LTD KANYENYA WANJALA Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous UNDER 4. 09:00 HERBERT VS PETER APPEAL AGAINST TAXATION AWARD appellant's ML-0002-2019 Appeals PLEADINGS ABIGABA case HON. LADY JUSTICE LYDIA BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: MUGAMBE Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type HCT-00-CV- SANYU EDITH VS APPEAL AGAINST THE DECISION OF C/MAG NAKAWA HIS PENDING 1. 09:00 Civil Appeals Menon CA-0024-2018 GAKIBAYO BOSCO WORSHIP KAREMANI JACKSON DELIVERED ON 9/3/2018 HEARING AMOS WEKESA VS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- SAULO WEKAMA, UNDER 2. 09:00 Civil Suits DECLARATIONS & COSTS Plainff's CS-0044-2018 HON.& FREDA NANZIRI HEARING case KASSE PETER CLAVER HCT-00-CV- MUGENYI VS HOUSING PENDING 3. 09:00 Civil Suits DECLARATIONS, GENERAL DAMAGES & COSTS Menon CS-0433-2018 FINANCE BANK HEARING LIMITED ENG. KARUMA HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous UNDER 4. 09:00 KAGYINA VS 1. TEMPORARY INJUNCTION 2. COSTS Menon MA-0492-2016 Applicaon PLEADINGS ELECTORAL COMISSION KATENDA STEVEN & 2 OTHERS VS THE BOARD HCT-00-CV- DECLARATIONS/ PERMANENT INJUNCTION/ ORDERS/ UNDER 5. 09:00 Civil Suits OF TRUSTEES & Menon CS-0066-2017 DAMAGES/ COSTS PLEADINGS MANAGEMENT OF NAKIVUBO WAR KAYIWA MARTIN VS HCT-00-CV- UNDER 6. 09:00 Civil Suits CENTURY BOTTLING DECLARATIONS Menon CS-0394-2018 PLEADINGS COMPANY LIMITED ZAWEDDE DOROTHY HCT-00-CV- VS ALI AUGUSTINE AN APPEAL FROM JUDGMENT, DECREE, ORDERS OF HER UNDER 7. 09:00 Civil Appeals Menon CA-0032-2018 SUING BY NEXT FRIEND WORSHIP BUCYANA LILIAN C/MAG NAKAWA HEARING OJOK AUGUSTINE HCT-00-CV- MUTAMBA BERNA VS UNDER 8. 09:00 Civil Suits PLAINT Menon CS-0268-2018 BARCLAYS BANK LTD HEARING RICHARD MWAMI VS HCT-00-CV- THE ATTORNEY SPECIAL DAMAGES, GENERAL DAMAGES, EXEMPLARY PENDING 9. 09:00 Civil Suits Menon CS-0440-2018 GENERAL OF UGANDA DAMAGES AND COSTS HEARING & OTHERS SSEGWANYI HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous EMMANUEL VS ORDER DISMISSING CIVIL SUIT NO.166 OF 2017BE SET PENDING 10. 09:00 Menon MA-0076-2019 Applicaon KASALINA ZAWEDDE ASIDE AND COSTS HEARING MUWANGA LOY MUJJA VS CIVIL HCT-00-CV- RECOVERY OF SHS 135.000,000/-,SPECIAL Scheduling PENDING 11. 09:00 Civil Suits AVIATION AUTHORITY CS-0032-2018 DAMAGES,GENERAL DAMAGE S& COSTS conference HEARING (CAA) 2 of 24 6/21/2019, 3:24 PM Court Case Administration System https://ccas.judicature.go.ug/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=28-06-20... JOSEPHINE AKULIA VS HCT-00-CV- NATIONAL WATER AND ORDER OF RECOVERY OF UGX 55,900, 000, GENERAL PENDING 12. 09:00 Civil Suits Menon CS-0423-2018 SEWERAGE DAMAGES & COSTS HEARING CORPORATION NAGOYA CO. LTD VS HCT-00-CV- GENERAL DAMAGES /INTEREST/SPECIAL DAMAGES/ Scheduling UNDER 13. 09:00 Civil Suits THE COMMISSIONER CS-0314-2016 COSTS conference HEARING CUSTOMS URA JEAN GRACE ESABU VS HCT-00-CV- PENDING 14. 09:00 Civil Suits LUSWABI MAYANJA GENERAL DAMAGES, INTEREST & COSTS Menon CS-0376-2018 HEARING EDWARD & 3 OTHERS LUSWATA JOSEPH & HCT-00-CV- ORDER OF PAYMENT OF UGS 88,000,000, INTEREST & PENDING 15. 09:00 Civil Suits ANOTHER VS Menon CS-0502-2018 COSTS HEARING KANOONYA ISMA SSERUFUSA EDWARD MULEMA MUKASA & Hearing - HCT-00-CV- MULINDWA ABBA ATT CASE RE- 16. 10:00 Civil Suits A DECLARATION, AN ORDER, COSTS Plainff's CS-0569-2016 VS MUKAMA MULUNGI INSTATED case INVESTIMENTS AND 3 OTHERS THE AIDS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (TASO) Hearing - HCT-00-CV- UGANDA LIMTED VS UNDER 17. 02:00 Civil Suits USD 31,000 Plainff's CS-0306-2018 THE REGISTERED PLEADINGS case TRUSTEES OF CHURCH OF UGANDA HON. MR JUSTICE MUSA BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: SSEKAANA Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type JUMA NKUNYINGI SSEMBAJJA VS HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous PENDING 1. 09:00 SECRTARY PUBLIC NOTICE OF MOTION Menon MC-0082-2019 Cause HEARING SERVICE COMMISSION & ATTORNEY GENE HAJI HARUNA HCT-00-CV- A DECLARATION/ AN ORDER/ PERMANENT INJUNCTION/ PENDING 2. 09:00 Civil Suits LUKYAMUZI VS Menon CS-0074-2017 COSTS. HEARING NAMUYOMBA REHEMA HCT-00-CV- ANGELLA ABATESI VS UNDER 3. 09:15 Civil Suits THE SUM OF UGX 63,000,000/= / COSTS Menon CS-0340-2017 PATRICK AJUNA PLEADINGS M/S OXY GAS LIMITED RECOVERY OF PLAINTIFFS PROPERTIES AND ASSETS HCT-00-CV- VS S A CALICIUM PENDING 4. 09:30 Civil Suits /DECLARATIONS AN INDEPENDENT ACCURATE Menon CS-0614-2017 CARBIDE AND 01 HEARING VALUATION OTHER, RORBART FRANKLIN HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous BEGUMISA VS DORISE PENDING 5. 10:00 TEMPORARY INJUNCTION Menon MA-0508-2018 Applicaon MEIXNER AND HEARING ANOTHER SPEED TRAVEL LIMITED HCT-00-CV- VS KATO EMMANUEL PENDING 6. 10:00 Civil Suits PAYMENT OF USD 37,938, INTEREST AND COSTS Menon CS-0170-2017 T/A AS ASCOT HEARING ASSOCIATES 3 of 24 6/21/2019, 3:24 PM Court Case Administration System https://ccas.judicature.go.ug/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=28-06-20... HAM ENTERPRISES -U- LIMITED VS AMIN HCT-00-CV- RECOVERY OF USDOLLAR 39,900 OR ITS EQUIVALENT PENDING 7. 10:15 Civil Suits MANJI T/A Menon CS-0584-2017 /COSTS OF THE SUIT HEARING METITORIOUS BIZTECH COLLAGE C/ HCT-00-CV- MUSIIME JOHNMARY UNDER 8. 10:30 Civil Suits GENERAL DAMAGES /COSTS Menon CS-0499-2017 VS ALEK ZENG PLEADINGS ALI ABUDU RAHMAN HCT-00-CV- MUKASA VS 01 RECOVERY OF -700,000,000/GENERAL DAMAGES FOR UNDER 9. 10:45 Civil Suits Menon CS-0454-2017 SSENTONGO HARUNA BREACH OF CONTRACT /INTEREST AT 24% /COSTS ET PLEADINGS 02 SEGAWA HARUNA 01 HAJJ MUHAMMAD MAKANDA 02 HCT-00-CV- HAMDAN ADAM VS 01 DECLARATIONS /PERMANENT INJUNCTION /GENERAL PENDING 10. 11:00 Civil Suits Menon CS-0476-2017 UGANDA MUSILEM DAMAGES /COSTS ETC HEARING SPREME COUNCIL 02 KASSIM IN THEMATTER OF Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Bankruptcy PENDING 11. 02:00 NASSUNA CAROL VS DECLARE HER BANKRUPT Applicant's BM-0001-2016 Peon HEARING BANKRUPCTY PETITION case MPUMWIRE ANNET AND 9 OTHERS VS HCT-00-CV- UNDER 12. 02:00 Civil Suits KARIBUNI PLAINT AND SUMMONS TO FILE A DEFENCE Menon CS-0621-2017 PLEADINGS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED UGANDA NATIONAL HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous ROADS AUTHORITY VS SET ASIDE RESPONDENTS BILL OF COSTS/COMPUTATION UNDER 13. 02:00 Menon ML-0007-2016 Appeals JOSEPHINE OF OTHER ITEMS/ COSTS ETC PLEADINGS NAKAYENGA KIYAGA YUSUFU MASANE HCT-00-CV- KASOMA VS PETROCITY THE ATTACHMENT OF AND SALE OF LAND BE ANNULLED UNDER 14. 03:00 Civil Revisions Menon CR-0009-2017 ENTERPRISES UGANDA /COTS PLEADINGS LIMITED MULOWOOZA & BROTHERS LTD VS HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous ATTORNEY GENERAL & A WRIT OF CERTIORARI , AN ORDER OF PROHIBITION, AN UNDER 15. 03:00 Menon MC-0437-2017 Cause PERMANENT ORDER OF MANDAMUS, COSTS PLEADINGS SECRETARY MINISTRY OF UGANDA CLEARING INDUSTRY AND HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous FORWARDING ASSOC EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE THIS JUDICIAL REVIEW /AN UNDER 16.
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