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Court Case Administration System Court Case Administration System http://judccas/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=20-12-2019&fromdate=... THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA IN THE HIGH COURT OF UGANDA(HCT) AT KAMPALA CIVIL REGISTRY CAUSELIST FOR THE SITTINGS OF : 16-12-2019 to 20-12-2019 MONDAY, 16-DEC-2019 HON.MR. JUSTICE BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: BASHAIJA ANDREW Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type PAYMENT ,58,000,000/ VINCENT R RUBAREMA HCT-00-CV- SPECIAL,GENERAL, DAMAGES / UNDER 1. 09:00 Civil Suits VS JACQUELINE Judgement CS-0411-2017 INTEREST ON ABOVE AT THE PLEADINGS RUGASIRA RATE OF25 PERCENT / MOSES BAZIBU VS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- UGANDA REVENUE PENDING 2. 09:00 Civil Appeals APPEAL appellant's CA-0023-2019 AUTHORITY & 3 HEARING case OTHERS HCT-00-CV- ASONYA WASHINGTON REVISION ORDERS / COSTS BE UNDER 3. 09:00 Civil Revisions Ruling CR-0003-2017 VS UMEME LIMITED PROVIDED FOR , PLEADINGS BERWANAHO CHARLES Hearing - HCT-00-CV- UNDER 4. 09:00 Civil Suits VS ATTORNEY DECLARATIONS Plainff's CS-0391-2018 PLEADINGS GENERAL case HCT-00-CV- IRENE NAMUSOKE VS UNDER 5. 09:00 Civil Suits ORDERS/COSTS ETC Judgement CS-0572-2016 CENTENARY BANK LTD PLEADINGS HON.MAJ.GEN. (RTD)KAHINDA HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous OTAFIRE VS THE NEW UNDER 6. 09:00 DECLARATIONS Ruling MC-0044-2019 Cause VISION PRINTING & PLEADINGS PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMIT J.S MOTORS LTD VS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous COMMISSIONER TEMPORARY INJUNCTION PENDING 7. 09:30 Applicant's MA-0444-2019 Applicaon GENERAL UGANDA COSTS HEARING case REVENUE AUTHORITY THE AFRICAN NETWORKFOR THE PREVENTION AND PR REVIEW OF JUDGMENT AND Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous UNDER 8. 09:30 VS 01- NON ORDERS IN MC NO 100/2016 / Applicant's MA-0770-2016 Applicaon PLEADINGS GOVERNMENT COSTS case ORGANISATION S- BUREAU- 02 AT SETTING ASIDE Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous HERCULES SUPPORT INTERLOCUTORY JUDGMENT PENDING 9. 10:00 Applicant's MA-0224-2018 Applicaon LTD VS LI DONGLI ENTERED, FILING DEFENCE, & HEARING case COSTS 1 of 26 13-Dec-19, 4:11 PM Court Case Administration System http://judccas/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=20-12-2019&fromdate=... KIBIRIGE KITYO RONALD VS WAMALA Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous SETTING ASIDE RULING IN MA UNDER 10. 10:00 GROWERS CO- Applicant's MA-0205-2019 Applicaon 601/2017 PLEADINGS OPERATIVE UNION case LIMITED RESPONDENTS BE DIRECTED BUTERI BENON & 147 Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous TO PAY RESPECTIVE UNDER 11. 11:00 OTHERS VS ATTORNEY Applicant's MA-0095-2019 Applicaon COMPENSATIONS TO THE PLEADINGS GENERAL & 13 OTHERS case APPLICANTS 1-148 DECLARATIONS UNFAIR Hearing - HCT-00-CV- KASOZI FRED VS DISMISSAL/TERMINATION UNDER 12. 11:00 Civil Suits Applicant's CS-0345-2014 MUTABAZI GODFREY /GENERAL-DAMAGES COSTS HEARING case /INTEREST/ETC HON. LADY JUSTICE BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: WOLAYO HENRIETTA Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type AIONAH ELIZABETH Hearing - HCT-00-CV- MUWONGE & 3 ORDER OF COMPENSATION, UNDER 1. 09:00 Civil Suits Plainff's CS-0522-2018 OTHERS VS BRITISH INTEREST & COSTS HEARING case SCHOOL OF KAMPALA Hearing - HCT-00-CV- SSENTAMU RAYMOND UNDER 2. 09:00 Civil Suits DAMAGES Plainff's CS-0191-2018 VS UMEME LIMITED PLEADINGS case DECLARATION/ PERMANENT Hearing - HCT-00-CV- HON. EVELYN ANITE VS PENDING 3. 09:00 Civil Suits INJUNCTION/ ORDER/ Plainff's CS-0335-2018 GOLD CASTU LTD MEDIATION DAMAGES/ INTEREST/ COSTS case GUILD PRESIDENTS' Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous FORUM ON AN ORDER OF PROHIBITION & PENDING 4. 02:00 Applicant's MC-0141-2019 Cause GOVERNANCE VS CERTIORARI HEARING case NEMA & ANOR BRIDGETTEE BUSINESS Hearing HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous SERVICE (U) LTD VS PENDING 5. 02:00 INTERIM ORDER AND COSTS. applicant's MA-0782-2019 Applicaon ENTEBBE MUNICIPAL HEARING case COUNCIL AFRICA INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY & Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous AN ORDER OF CERTIORARI & UNDER 6. 02:00 GOVERNANCE Applicant's MC-0140-2019 Cause PROHIBITION HEARING (AFIEGO) VS NEMA & case ANOR HON. LADY JUSTICE LYDIA BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: MUGAMBE Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type 2 of 26 13-Dec-19, 4:11 PM Court Case Administration System http://judccas/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=20-12-2019&fromdate=... MUDOMA JUDE MIKE HCT-00-CV- NOT 1. 09:00 Civil Appeals VS LATAYA ALLAN & MEMORANDUM OF APPEAL Menon CA-0076-2018 SPECIFIED ANOTHER UGX 60,000,000, HCT-00-CV- DENIS TWAHIRWA VS PENDING 2. 09:00 Civil Suits DECLARATIONS, INTEREST & Menon CS-0526-2018 THE HICKORY LIMITED HEARING COSTS DFCU BANK LIMITED Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous STAY OF EXECUTION IN C.S NO. PENDING 3. 09:00 VS KIZITO EMMANUEL Applicant's MA-0545-2019 Applicaon 304/2013 & COSTS HEARING & 3 ORS case RECOVERY OF MOTOR Hearing - HCT-00-CV- KASULE SIMON VS UNDER 4. 09:00 Civil Suits VEHICLE, DAMAGES, INTEREST Defendant's CS-0167-2013 GAAGA BUS CO. LTD HEARING AND COSTS case ROBINAH LUBWAMA & ROSE MARY NAMUGENYI HCT-00-CV- RULING IN MA 85/2017 BE PENDING 5. 09:00 Civil Revisions MUKWANGA VS Menon CR-0001-2019 REVISED HEARING KIMBUGWE ABDU, NAKADDU JOANITA & 2 OTHERS ISMAIL DABULE VS Hearing HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous ATTORNEY GENERAL DECLARATIONS,GENERAL UNDER 6. 09:00 applicant's MC-0269-2019 Cause OF UGANDA & 6 DAMAGES & COSTS PLEADINGS case OTHERS SEMAMBO SAMUEL Hearing - HCT-00-CV- T/A S. SEMAMBO & CO SPECIAL & GENERAL DAMAGES UNDER 7. 09:00 Civil Suits Plainff's CS-0429-2016 FISH FARM VS COSTS HEARING case ATTORNEY GENERAL HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous ALEX MUKULU VS PENDING 8. 09:00 CONSENT ORDER & COSTS Menon MA-0667-2018 Applicaon ARNOLD MUWONGE HEARING GEN. JEJE ODONGO VS Hearing - HCT-00-CV- PENDING 9. 10:00 Civil Suits THE EDITOR IN CHIEF DAMAGES FOR LIBEL Defendant's CS-0173-2014 HEARING OF THE RED & ANOR case A STAY OF EXECUTION STAYING SSETIMBA KIRAZA HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous THE ORDERS OF THE LEARNED Scheduling PENDING 10. 10:00 RAYMOND VS KIRAZA MA-0587-2017 Applicaon TRIAL JUDGE PENDING conference HEARING PAUL DISPOSAL OF THE MAIN SUIT/ Hearing - HCT-00-CV- STEPHEN MUTENYO VS PENDING 11. 02:00 Civil Suits 100000000 Defendant's CS-0216-2014 BATA (U) LTD HEARING case UGANDA ECUMENICAL HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous CHURCH LOAN FUND PENDING 12. 03:00 C/S 599/2016 BE STRUCK OUT Ruling MA-0184-2019 Applicaon LIMITED VS ANNET RULING NAKYEJWE 3 of 26 13-Dec-19, 4:11 PM Court Case Administration System http://judccas/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=20-12-2019&fromdate=... HON. MR JUSTICE MUSA BEFORE:: COURT ROOM :: SSEKAANA Case Sing Time Case number Pares Claim Posion Category Type KB SERIAL NO.561 VS BOTH ORDER DISCLOSURE Hearing - HCT-00-CV- THE COMMISSIONER UNDER 1. 08:00 Civil Suits PAYMENTS (B)INTEREST (C) Plainff's CS-0294-2015 GENERAL UGANDA HEARING GENERAL DAMAGES (D) COSTS case REVENUE AUTHORITY Hearing - HCT-00-CV- GODFREY MBOWA VS VIOLATION OF RIGHT TO PENDING 2. 09:00 Civil Suits Plainff's CS-0164-2017 ATTORNEY GENERAL LIBERTY HEARING case HARALD WEJULE VS APPLICANT BE GRANTED LEAVE Hearing HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous PENDING 3. 09:00 AGGREY BWIRE & TO APPEAR & DEFEND THE applicant's MA-0656-2019 Applicaon HEARING ANOR SUIT & COSTS case APPLICANT BE GRANTED Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous BUMERO ESTATES LTD PENDING 4. 09:00 UNCONDITIONAL LEAVE TO Applicant's MA-0657-2019 Applicaon VS AGGREY BWIRE HEARING APPEAR & DEFEND THE SUIT case A WRIT OF MANDAMUS DOTH NASASIIRA ESEZA VS ISSUE AGAINST THE HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous UNDER 5. 09:00 MAKERERE RESPONDENT (B) AN ORDER Menon MC-0416-2019 Cause PLEADINGS UNIVERSITY THE APPLICANT IS ENTITLED TO DAMAG THE NATIONAL OUTDOOR CERTIORARI ORDER, ADVERTISISING Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous DECLARATIONS, GENERAL PENDING 6. 09:15 CONTRACTORS ASS VS Applicant's MC-0407-2019 Cause DAMAGES, PERMANENT HEARING KAMPALA CAPITAL case INJUNCTION & COSTS CITY AUTHORITY (KCCA) A DECLARATION THAT THE HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous DAN BWANAKWERI VS TRIAL OF THE APPLICANT BY PENDING 7. 09:30 Menon MC-0275-2019 Cause ATTORNEY GENERAL THE GENERAL COURT MARTIAL HEARING VIOLATES THE APPLICANT'S GODFRAY KIRUMIRA Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Miscellaneous KALULE VS THE TEMPORARY INJUNCTION AND PENDING 8. 09:30 Applicant's MA-0789-2019 Applicaon PEOPLES AGENCY & 5 COSTS HEARING case OTHERS KIMBUGWE KIZZA RECOVERY OF HCT-00-CV- UNDER 9. 10:20 Civil Suits GEORGE VS APPOLO MONEY/INTEREST ON COURT Menon CS-0248-2017 PLEADINGS SSENDAULA RATE/COSTS KAWESA MUHAMAD HCT-00-CV- PENDING 10. 10:30 Civil Suits KIGOZI VS ATTORNEY DECLARATION Menon CS-0316-2018 HEARING GENERAL 4 of 26 13-Dec-19, 4:11 PM Court Case Administration System http://judccas/ccas/causelistmaker3.php?todate=20-12-2019&fromdate=... KAGABA JOHN VS HCT-00-CV- DECLARATIONS, GENERAL PENDING 11. 10:45 Civil Suits SECURITY GROUP Menon CS-0421-2018 DAMAGES, INTEREST & COSTS HEARING UGANDA LIMITED DECLARATIONS /A-C /AN Hearing - HCT-00-CV- EGESA NOAH VS ORDER OF CERTIFICATE OF PENDING 12. 11:00 Civil Suits Defendant's CS-0678-2016 ATTORNEY GENERAL SERVICE/GENERAL DAMAGES HEARING case /,PECUNIARY /EXEMPLARY JUSTIN NDYANABANGI PAYMENT OF UG.SHS VS THE GOVERNING HCT-00-CV- 250,000,000, GENERAL UNDER 13. 11:30 Civil Suits COUNCIL OF THE Menon CS-0122-2018 DAMAGES,EXEMPLARY PLEADINGS INSTITUTE OF SURVEY DAMAGES, INTEREST, COSTS A WILBEFORCE UGX 380.000,000SHS COSTS HCT-00-CV- SSEKUBWA VS AYUB PENDING 14. 11:45 Civil Suits (B) UGX 10,000,000 COST (C) Menon CS-0341-2018 TALUTAMBUDDE & HEARING INTEREST (D) COSTS ANOTHER AMIN MOHAMED DECLARATIONS AN ORDERFOR ALLIBHAI VS HOLDING BOARD MEETING Hearing - HCT-00-CV- Company PENDING 15. 12:00 BUGERERE RECTIFICATION OF THE peoner's CI-0018-2016 Cause HEARING PROPERTIES LTD & 3 REGISTER PERMANENT case ORS INJUNCTION CAD CENTRE LIMITED HCT-00-CV- VS KIRA HOLDINGS PENDING 16.
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