Annet Kalanzi Mpiima and Another v Energo Projekt Niskogradnja and Another (Civil Suit No. 489 of 2024)
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Holding
The High Court Land Division struck out the suit under Order 11A rule 1(6) of the Civil Procedure Rules for abatement. The plaintiffs failed to take serious steps to prosecute their case or apply for Summons for Directions after filing their reply on 14 August 2024. No orders as to costs were made.
Outcome
Suit abated for failure to prosecute
Facts
The plaintiffs instituted the suit on 28 May 2024 seeking a declaration that a leasehold agreement executed on 21 November 2008 with Mpiima Geoffrey Ssaku was void ab initio. The defendants filed their Written Statement of Defence on 9 July 2024. The plaintiffs filed their reply on 14 August 2024. After filing their reply, the plaintiffs took no serious steps to prosecute the case and did not apply for Summons for Directions as required under Order 11A rule 2 of the Civil Procedure Rules.
Issues
- Whether the suit should abate for failure to prosecute or apply for Summons for Directions
Orders
- The suit abates under Order 11A rule 1(6) of the Civil Procedure Rules.
- No orders as to costs.
Legislation cited (2)
Cases citing this judgment (1)
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