Basalirwa & Others v Kwizera (Constitutional Application 5 of 2020)
Observed later treatment
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Holding
By consent of both parties, the constitutional application was dismissed. Counsel for the applicants informed the court that the parties had agreed the application should be withdrawn because the applicants had filed a cross-appeal in Constitutional Appeal No. 03 of 2020 and because the court had already issued a decision staying the Constitutional Court decision between the same parties. The court accordingly dismissed the application and ordered that costs be in the cause in Constitutional Appeal No. 03 of 2020.
Outcome
Application dismissed by consent following the parties' agreement to withdraw it
Facts
When the application came up for hearing on 22 July 2020, counsel for the applicants informed the court that he had discussed the matter with counsel for the respondent and that they had agreed the application should be withdrawn, the applicants having filed a cross-appeal in Constitutional Appeal No. 03 of 2020. Counsel also drew the court's attention to the fact that the court had already issued a decision staying the Constitutional Court decision between the same parties.
Orders
- Application dismissed by consent of both parties.
- Costs in this application to be in the cause in Constitutional Appeal No. 03 of 2020.
Full judgment
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