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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 : 08‐02‐2016 to 12‐02‐2016 MONDAY, 08‐FEB‐2016 BEFORE:: HON MR. JUSTICE DAVID K. WANGUTUSI Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category CAPITAL VENTURES Hearing ‐ INTERNATIONAL LTD VS USD 405,448, UGSHS. 38,085,000/‐, DAMAGES, UNDER 1. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0712‐2013 Civil Suits Plainff's ATTORNEY GENERAL & INTEREST AND COSTS HEARING case ANOTHER KYOTERA VICTORIA FISHENETS COMPANY LTD VS DECLARATIONS, DAMAGES, INTEREST AND Scheduling UNDER 2. 02:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0224‐2014 Civil Suits THE COMMISSIONER URA & COSTS conference HEARING ANOTHER BEFORE:: HON. MR. JUSTICE BILLY KAINAMURA Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category Miscellanous BYAMUGISHA RICHARD VS UNDER 1. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0560‐2015 UNCONDITION LEAVE TO APPEAR AND DEFEND Ruling Applicaon POSTBANK UGANDA LTD HEARING UGANDA BAATI LTD VS STEEL SHS 303,720,121, G/DAMAGES INTEREST, Scheduling UNDER 2. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0759‐2013 Civil Suits ROLLING MOLLS LTD COSTS conference HEARING Hearing Miscellanous SHMUEL HIRSHBERG MULI VS UNDER 3. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0831‐2015 TEMPORARY I NJUCTION , COSTS applicant's Applicaon ARON LI‐RAN & OTHERS HEARING case Hearing Miscellanous KERILEE INVESTMELTD VS UNDER 4. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐1033‐2015 CERTIFICATE OF ORDER, COSTS applicant's Applicaon ATTORNEY GENERAL HEARING case BEFORE:: HON. MR JUSTICE CHRISTOPHER MADRAMA 1 of 28 05/02/2016 17:58 Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category TROPICAL BANK LTD VS Hearing Miscellanous UNDER 1. 02:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0039‐2016 ORYEM LAZARUS OBUA & ORDER UNDER SUBPOENA applicant's Applicaon HEARING ANOTHER case GENERAL PARTS (U) LTD VS Hearing ‐ MIDDLE NORTH AGENCIES DECLARATION, AN ORDER OF EVICTION, UNDER 2. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0610‐2013 Civil Suits Defendant's LTD AND KAMPALA DISTRICT INTEREST, G/DAMAGES, COSTS HEARING case LAN BEFORE:: HON. LADY JUSTICE ANGLIN FLAVIA SENOGA Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category KATINVUMA BROADCASTING Hearing ‐ & GENERAL LTD T/A SIGNAL PENDING 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0659‐2013 Civil Suits SHS. 88,360,161/‐, INTEREST AND COSTS Plainff's FM VS AIRTEL (U) LTD HEARING case FORMERLY ZAIN BEFORE:: HON. MR JUSTICE HENRY P. ADONYO Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category CHARLES VAN DER PERRE VS PINNACLE SECURITY DECLARATIONS, USD 24,300, DAMAGES, PENDING 1. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0599‐2013 Civil Suits Menon SERVICES/SOC INTEREST AND COSTS HEARING PROTECTORATE & ANOT KAWERE GODFREY VS THE Hearing ‐ PENDING 2. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0071‐2014 Civil Suits NEW VISION PRINTING & DECLARATION, INTEREST, COSTS Plainff's HEARING PUBLISHING CO. LTD case LUBEGA ROBERT & 5 OTHERS DECLARATION, DAMAGES INTEREST AND PENDING 3. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0875‐2014 Civil Suits VS TEOPISTA NABBALE & 2 Menon COSTS HEARING OTHERS TUSHABE GASPARI VS ALLOW THE APPEAL AND SET ASIDE THE PENDING 4. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CA‐0024‐2015 Civil Appeals Menon NAKISOZI ROSE A.K.A JUDGEMENT,COSTS HEARING 2 of 28 05/02/2016 17:58 MAAMA SAM EQUITY BANK UGANDA LTD Hearing ‐ SHS. 196,472.203, INTEREST, GERNERAL UNDER 5. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0245‐2010 Civil Suits VS HOPE KATWINE & Defendant's DAMAGES, & COSTS HEARING ANOTHER case BEFORE:: ASSISTANT REGISTRAR NAMBAYO ESTER Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category METRON TECHINICAL Hearing ‐ Mediaon SERVICES LTD VS CHINT SHS 105,105,210, G/DAMAGES, INTEREST & UNDER 1. 02:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0022‐2016 mediaon Cause SOLAR(ZLTEJIANG) COMPANY COSTS MEDIATION case LTD & ANOTHER Hearing ‐ Mediaon VIRUNGA FINANCES LTD VS UNDER 2. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0485‐2015 SHS 100,000,000/= & INTEREST mediaon Cause BISANGWA KASIMBA MEDIATION case CENTENARY RURAL Hearing ‐ Mediaon SHS 70,000,000/=, DAMAGES, INTEREST & UNDER 3. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0549‐2015 DEVELOPMENT BANK LIMITED mediaon Cause COSTS MEDIATION VS SEMUGGA ROBERT case NYANZI PATRICK & ANOTHER SHS 420,000,000/= ORDER OF INQUIRY, Hearing ‐ Mediaon UNDER 4. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0579‐2015 VS UGANDA HEALTH PERMANENT INJUCTION, COMPERSORY, mediaon Cause MEDIATION MARKETING GROUP PUNITIVE & EXEMPLARY, DAMAGES & case BEFORE:: MEDIATOR MR. BARIGO GABRIEL OKUBA Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category JEMBA NABAGESERA Hearing ‐ Mediaon SHS 500,000,000 ORDER FOR THE RELEASE OF UNDER 1. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0344‐2014 VICTORIA & ANOTHER VS mediaon Cause CERTIFIC MEDIATION ECO‐BANK (U) LTD case Hearing ‐ Mediaon CASHFLOW LIMITED VS UNDER 2. 11:15 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0062‐2015 SHS 92,000,000/= INTEREST AT 20% & COSTS mediaon Cause SYSON KEKURUTSO MEDIATION case 3 of 28 05/02/2016 17:58 BEFORE:: MEDIATOR MR. KIBUUKA MUSOKE AUGUSTINE Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category STANDARD CHARTERED BANK Hearing ‐ Mediaon UNDER 1. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐ME‐0256‐2015 (U) LTD VS KEMIGYISHA SHS.70112698, COSTS INTERESTOF 25% mediaon Cause MEDIATION CHARLOTTE case TUESDAY, 09‐FEB‐2016 BEFORE:: HON MR. JUSTICE DAVID K. WANGUTUSI Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category AFRICA ONE TOURS AND 117,400, PAYMENT OF THE 2ND DEFENDANT, Hearing ‐ UNDER 1. 02:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0253‐2012 Civil Suits TRAVEL LTD & ANTHER VS DAMAGES, GENERAL DAMAGES, AGGRAVATED Plainff's HEARING THE GOVERNMENT OF LIBYA DAMAGES INTEREST & COSTS case HOUSING FINANCE BANK LTD Hearing ‐ SHS. 1,254,000,000/‐, DAMAGES, INTEREST UNDER 2. 09:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0259‐2014 Civil Suits VS UGANDA REVENUE Defendant's AND COSTS HEARING AUTHORITY case DEVON & DALYN LTD VS USD 29,500, INTEREST 12% GENERAL Scheduling UNDER 3. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0624‐2013 Civil Suits BYRON TABULA T/A DAMAGES COSTS conference HEARING GUARDDIAN KYASANKU PAUL VS SWACOFF Scheduling UNDER 4. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0678‐2013 Civil Suits INTERTRADE (U) LTD & USD 522,00, USD 77,000, COSTS conference HEARING OTHERS BEFORE:: HON. MR. JUSTICE BILLY KAINAMURA Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category NEW BLUE STONE QUARIES VS V.K. B. ENGINEERING & SHS. 81,040,000, G/DAAMAGES, INTEREST & PENDING 1. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0090‐2013 Civil Suits Menon CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COSTS HEARING LTD 4 of 28 05/02/2016 17:58 OTADA CONSTRUCTION SHS 232,587,888, SHS 654,326,709, UNDER 2. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0426‐2013 Civil Suits COMPANY LTD VS KAMPALA Menon G/DAMAGES, INTEREST, COSTS HEARING CAPITAL CITY AUTHORITY PEAR ENGINEERING CO, LTD VS AFRICAN MEDICAL & UNDER 3. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0728‐2013 Civil Suits SHS. 98,740,410, INTEREST OF 20%, COSTS Menon RESEARCH FOUNDATION HEARING (AMREF) BEFORE:: HON. MR JUSTICE CHRISTOPHER MADRAMA Case Time Case number Pares Claim Sing Type Posion Category JASSIN TRANSPORT & STEVEDORONG CO. W.L.L. VS USD 999,900, DECLARATIONS DAMAGES, Scheduling UNDER 1. 02:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0298‐2014 Civil Suits BLUE STAR LOGISTICS LTD & 2 INTEREST AND COSTS conference HEARING OTHERS CITY ALUMINIUM & GLASS Hearing Miscellanous AN ACTION BY PAPER, NOTICE OF OPPOSITION UNDER 2. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0956‐2015 SERVICES LTD & OTHERS VS applicant's Applicaon BY A PAPER HEARING ECO BANK (U) LTD case BARCLAYS BANK OF UGANDA SHS. 348,000,000, SHS. 10,264,064, INTEREST Scheduling UNDER 3. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0149‐2011 Civil Suits LTD VS PAUL BAINGANA & AT 30% P. M G/DAMAGES, COSTS conference HEARING ANOTHER ANISUMA TRADERS LIMITED Hearing Miscellanous PENDING 4. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0036‐2016 VS GOLF COURSE HOLDINGS TEMPORARY INJUNCTION applicant's Applicaon HEARING LIMITED case AKIPHAR PHARMACEUTICALS SHS. 800,000,000, DECLARATIONVLUE MARKET UNDER 5. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0336‐2012 Civil Suits (U) LTD VS THE COMISSIONER Menon RATE, INTEREST, S/DAMAGES & COSTS HEARING CUSTOMS URA BIYINZIKA ENTERPRISES APPEAL BE ALLOWED, JUDGMENT BE SET UNDER 6. 09:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CA‐0008‐2015 Civil Appeals (FARMERS) VS SSEGANE Menon ASIDE, COSTS HEARING MAGIDU 5 of 28 05/02/2016 17:58 TURYASINGURA MAUREEN Scheduling UNDER 7. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0073‐2015 Civil Suits EVA VS BUTEBI INVESTMENT SHS 489,313,503, DECLARATION, COSTS conference HEARING ENTERPRISES LTD NAIROBI JAVA HOUSE PENDING 8. 10:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CA‐0013‐2015 Civil Appeals LIMITED VS MANDERA AUTO APPEAL AGAINST REGISTRA TRADE MARK Judgement JUDGMENT SPARE LIMITED SHUMUK SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT LTD & OTHERS PERMANENT INJUCTION PROHIBITING THE Scheduling 9. 10:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0375‐2009 Civil Suits PART HEARD VS BONENEY MWEBESA SALE, DECLARATION, G/DAMAGES & COSTS conference KATATUMBA & OTHERS SSERUWAGI MOHAMED SHS. 63,000,000/‐, DECLARATIONS, DAMAGES, UNDER 10. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐CS‐0334‐2013 Civil Suits (SUING FOR LINCOLN MUJUNI Menon INTEREST AND COSTS HEARING VS YUASA INVESTMENTS LTD ULTRA CELLULAR SERVICES Hearing Miscellanous UNDER 11. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0504‐2015 (U) LTD & OTHERS VS STANBIC CONSENT JUDGMENT BE SET ASIDE, COSTS applicant's Applicaon HEARING BANK (U) LTD case Hearing Miscellanous TUMUSIIME NASSUR VS MR. NOT 12. 11:00 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0971‐2015 TEMPORARY INJUNCTION & COSTS applicant's Applicaon MAGANDAZI ABBEY & ANOR SPECIFIED case Hearing Miscellanous JOHN MATOVU VS YUSUFU M/V BE DETAINED AND PRESERVED, STATU PENDING 13. 11:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0824‐2015 applicant's Applicaon KABUYE QUO, BE MAN HEARING case Miscellanous KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY VS UNDER 14. 11:30 HCT‐00‐CC‐MA‐0954‐2015 DEFAULT JUDGMENT BE SET ASIDE Menon Applicaon THE HEIGHTS LTD HEARING BEFORE:: HON.
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