Affidavit in Reply
Affidavit in Reply
Affidavit in Reply
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T]SCELLAilEOUS APPLICATION t{0. 3ff OF 2A24
VERSUS
AFFIDAVIT IN REPLY
l, Ll TIANEN of M/S Nansubuga, Awelo & Co. Advocates Plot 4 Johnson Street London
Chamb€rs, 1st Floor Lon<lon Chambers Building Suite 111, Kampda P.O Box 229,
Kampala do solemnly make oaths and state as follows; -
2. THAT I with tlp tre respondent's advocates M/s Nansubuga, Auelo & CO
help of
advocates haIe ead and undersbod he conbnB of fie appllcant's applicatbn
together with its companying afiidavit in support and I find the same full 0f
falsehmds.
b) On t1e 31st day 0f Ochber, N23, the applbant herself told court that she had
givon her counsel a one Mulindrva Allar all the money subj€cl to fie consent
order in respect of HCCS NO. 527 ol2021b pass over h the respondent and
was shocked to find that fie sald courBel hd not r€rnltted the money to fie
respondent.
c) Ttn applicaton was served on the respondent's dvocabs outslde trne wi0rout
leave of court.
d) The Order vide M.A 1782 ot fr23 arising fDm Civil Suit No. 527 ot N21was
entered in tle presence of ounsel for botr partbs on 12th December, 2023.
e) lf the applicant was deslmus of appealing 4ain$ fie order, he rculd not walt
to be sened by fie safip.
0 The applicant has substantially complied with fie @nsont order and has since
paid rnore than hail 0f the decretd sum.
4, THAT without prejudice to paragnaph 3 abow, I tafie note of fie contents 1 & 8 of
the atridavit in supprt of the application, stating that there was no any jdgement
or suit known as civil suit No. 527 of 202 as stated urder panagraph 8 of tp afUavit
in support.
6. THAT
'rfien fie rospondent liled an application to e)ccute 0rc consent ftcree ln
HCCS No. 527 ol N21, the applicant uent ahead to pay the decretal sum uell
auvam fiat fte alleged suit popefty had not been sold,
11.THAT frle application was issued by court on the 14th day of March 2024 atd
served on fie rcspondent's advocabs on 1lfi April, fr24, dtlr 28 days fmm tho
date of is$e.
12. THAT I have be€n advised by the Bspondents dwcates, wlric{r dvice I verily
believe h be true that -
a) On the 1fri day of December, 2023, it was the applic4rt's courEel who
requested for nlore Urne up h February, 2024 to enable the applicant clear
ttp ouBhnding balance, the basis of which ttp leamed Registra passed
the order attached to he applicant's affidavit marked as annexure "D'.
b) The application was serued after $e expiry of the tims dlonrd by law
without leave of couil.
c) Ttp appllcants applicalion br leave to appeal does not have merit d all.
The contenb of paragnaph 12 of he aftlavit in support of the application
are tdss.
d) The applicant has not demonstrated ftd she has any arguable gmund of
appeal which worthy grantirq his application by attachirg a copy 0f the
proposed ncrmrandum of appeal.
13. THAT even wtBn the applicanfs advocates got in touch wih the app$cant on 25th
January, 2024 as alleged under paragraph 9 of trc afiidavit in support of the
applicatim, the said advocates liled fie application on ISh February, 2024, ufiidr
24 days later.
14. THAT he applicants application is baseless and is only airned at frustrating he
respondent from recovering her full money as &ceed by court in 2021 .
15. THAT it is in the inteest of .iustice that the applicants application is dismised with
cosE h the respondent.
WHATEVER is stated herein above is tue and conect h the best of my krnw,ledge and
belief saw for those paragraphs
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THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA
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SUTIARY OF EVIOET{CE
Ttr mspondent shall adduce evidence before thb honoratrle court to prorrt that ths
apflicants' appli:ation is deroid of merit whereof, uc shall pray the sane be disrnissed with
costs.
LIST OF W]TNESSES
1. Thedeponent
2. The legal officer of the rcspondent Kato Brian Kizito
3. Any othu witr leare of court.
LST OF DOCUIENTS
'1. Alldocumeft dached to tfr ffiarit h redy.
2. Any other with leave of murt.
UST OF AI'THORMES
1. TheJudicatureAc{, Cap. 13
2. The CMI Prccedure Aci, Cgp. 71
3. Evidence Act, Cap. 6
4. CMI Pncedure Rules, Sl 71-1 (as anended)
5. ContractsAct 2010
6. C6e Lafl
7. Any other with leare of court.
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