Bamuturaki v Mbabazi (HCT – 01 – CV – MA – 0066 OF 2016)
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Holding
The applicant applied to withdraw the miscellaneous application without costs after execution had issued from the underlying civil suit, rendering the application moot. The respondent consented. The court granted the withdrawal on consent terms, with each party bearing its own costs.
Outcome
Application withdrawn by consent following execution of underlying judgment
Facts
The applicant filed a miscellaneous application arising from a civil suit in the Chief Magistrate's Court. Before the application could be heard and determined, execution issued from the underlying suit. The applicant's counsel informed the court that the application had been overtaken by events and requested withdrawal. The applicant also indicated he would not pursue an appeal. Both counsel agreed the matter should be withdrawn with each party bearing its own costs.
Orders
- Application withdrawn by consent.
- Each party to bear its own costs.
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