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Torr v Kyomuhendo (Miscellaneous Application 210 of 2023)

High Court · [2023] UGHCLD 433 · 2023 Application Granted AI-generated summary ↓ Download Pin to watchlist Add to matter
Jurisdiction
Uganda
Case Type
Interlocutory application for order to attend court proceedings via visual audio link arising from civil suit
Decision
Application granted with costs in the cause

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Holding

The High Court granted the applicant's application for an order to attend proceedings in the underlying civil suit via visual audio link. The court found this to be a fit and proper case for such an order after studying the pleadings and relevant law. Costs were awarded in the cause.

Outcome

Application granted with costs in the cause

Facts

The applicant sought an order to attend court proceedings via visual audio link in the underlying civil suit (HCCS No. 644 of 2017). Both parties were absent on the date of the ruling. The court considered the pleadings on record and relevant law.

Issues

  1. Whether the applicant should be granted an order to attend court proceedings via visual audio link

Orders

  • Application granted allowing the applicant to attend proceedings in HCCS No. 644 of 2017 via visual audio link.
  • Costs of the application shall be in the cause.

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Torr_v_Kyomuhendo_(Miscellaneous_Application_210_of_2023)_[2023]_UGHCLD_433_(26_September_2023)
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