Ibrahim Ssebagala v Centenary Rural Development Bank (Civil Suit 980 of 2020)
Observed later treatment
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Holding
The plaintiff took a loan from the defendant bank in December 2018 for a two-year term but defaulted on repayment. The court found that the plaintiff breached the loan facility agreement. Judgment was entered for the defendant bank for the outstanding balance of UGX 21,581,161 plus interest at 29% per annum from judgment until full payment, and costs.
Outcome
Judgment entered for defendant bank on counterclaim for outstanding loan balance plus interest and costs
Facts
The plaintiff Ibrahim Ssebagala took a loan from Centenary Rural Development Bank on 17th December 2018 under a bank facility agreement dated 10th December 2018. The loan was for a two-year term expiring on 17th December 2020. The plaintiff made some payments but subsequently defaulted. On the day the suit was fixed for hearing, the plaintiff failed to appear in court and his original claim was dismissed. The matter proceeded on the defendant's counterclaim. Evidence from the defendant's Assistant Manager showed that as at 30th March 2021, the outstanding balance was UGX 21,581,161.
Issues
- Whether the plaintiff breached the bank facility agreement dated 10th December, 2018.
- What remedies are available to the defendant?
Orders
- Judgment entered for the defendant against the plaintiff.
- Outstanding balance of UGX 21,581,161 awarded to the defendant.
- Interest at the rate of 29% per annum from the date of judgment until payment in full.
- Costs of the suit and of the counterclaim awarded to the defendant.
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