Dombo v Bigirwenkya and Another (Miscellaneous Application 160 of 2022)
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Holding
The court granted the applicant leave to withdraw the application under Order 25 rule 1(2) of the Civil Procedure Rules after the respondents produced evidence that security for due performance amounting to UGX 5,000,000 had been deposited within the court-ordered timelines. The application was dismissed with no orders as to costs.
Outcome
Application withdrawn by applicant and dismissed by court; substantive Civil Appeal No. 0043 of 2021 to proceed
Facts
The applicant filed a miscellaneous application seeking dismissal of Civil Appeal No. 0043 of 2021 on grounds that the respondents had not deposited security for due performance of UGX 5,000,000 as ordered by the Chief Magistrate on 12 December 2021, with a deadline of 25 March 2022. When the matter came up for hearing on 13 March 2023, applicant's counsel stated that the respondents had filed a reply containing proof of payment. The respondent produced a general receipt and acknowledgement from the cashier of Masindi Chief Magistrates Court dated 25 March 2022 showing payment of the security, as well as a bank statement from Stanbic Bank showing an EFT of UGX 5,000,000 to the Registrar High Court on 5 April 2023. Applicant's counsel then made an oral application to withdraw the application under Order 25 rule 1 with no orders as to costs.
Issues
- Whether the applicant should be granted leave to withdraw the application under Order 25 rule 1 of the Civil Procedure Rules
- Whether proof of deposit of security for due performance had been established by the respondents
Orders
- Application dismissed with no orders as to costs.
Rules and key headnotes
Legislation cited (4)
- Civil Procedure Act s.98
- Judicature Act s.33
- Civil Procedure Rules O.25 r.1
- Civil Procedure Rules O.52 rr.1-3
Cases citing this judgment (1)
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