Makubuya v Muwanga Kibirige (Miscellaneous Application No. 3126 of 2015)
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Holding
Court granted stay of execution on condition that applicant deposits security of UGX 5,000,000 within two weeks. Court declined to require security for the entire decretal amount of UGX 9,464,040, following principle that requiring security for entire decretal amount may stifle appeals. Application not opposed by respondent provided security furnished.
Outcome
Stay of execution granted on condition of depositing security within fourteen days
Facts
Applicant sought stay of execution of orders made in Miscellaneous Application 124 of 2013 pending final determination of Civil Appeal 122/2013. Costs had been taxed and allowed at UGX 9,464,040 on 1 January 2015, which remained unpaid. Respondent did not oppose the stay application provided applicant furnished security for costs and due performance of decree within fourteen days. Applicant's machinery had been attached by a first respondent in related proceedings. Matter was before Court of Appeal. Applicant requested security be set at favorable rate of about 5% of decretal amount given circumstances.
Issues
- What amount of security should be provided as security for costs and performance of the decree for purposes of stay of execution?
Orders
- Stay of execution granted pending disposal of Civil Appeal 122/2013.
- Applicant to deposit UGX 5,000,000 as security for costs and security for performance of decree with court within two weeks from date of ruling.
- Each party to bear its own costs of the application.
Rules and key headnotes
Legislation cited (4)
- Civil Procedure Act s.98
- Judicature Act s.33
- Civil Procedure Rules O.43 r.5
- Civil Procedure Rules O.51 rr.1, 2
Cases cited (1)
- Tropical Commodities Suppliers vs. International Credit Bank
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