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Bukera and 4 Others v Kabenge (Misc.Application No.O913 of 2023)

High Court · [2025] UGHCLD 105 · 2025 Application Dismissed AI-generated summary ↓ Download Pin to watchlist Add to matter
Jurisdiction
Uganda
Case Type
Application for suspension of two miscellaneous applications and mandatory injunction to restore access road status quo, arising from a civil appeal
Decision
Application dismissed as overtaken by events; pending appeal to dispose of substantive issues

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Holding

Application dismissed as overtaken by events. The status quo of the access road had changed after a perimeter wall was constructed and an alternative access road was put in place. The applicants were no longer using the disputed access road. A pending appeal would dispose of the substantive issues.

Outcome

Application dismissed as overtaken by events; pending appeal to dispose of substantive issues

Facts

The applicants sought suspension of two miscellaneous applications and a mandatory injunction to restore the status quo of an access road that was the subject of a civil appeal. By the time the application was filed, the respondent had constructed a perimeter wall, changing the status quo of the access road. An alternative access road had been put in place. The applicants were no longer using the disputed access road. A civil appeal was pending to determine the substantive issues.

Issues

  1. Whether the application for suspension of Misc. App No. 833 of 2023 and Misc. App No. 647 of 2023 should be granted.
  2. Whether a mandatory injunction should issue to restore the status quo of the access road.

Orders

  • Application dismissed.
  • Each party to bear their own costs.

Legislation cited (5)

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Bukera_and_4_Others_v_Kabenge_(Misc.Application_No.O913_of_2023)_[2025]_UGHCLD_105_(27_June_2025)
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