Kamurungu Vs Bwambizo (Civil Appeal No. 242 of 2017) [2017] UGCA 131 (12 December 2017)

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Civil Procedure|Actions and applications|Appeals and reviews

Case summary

The court considered the existence of the appeal and observed that the notice appeal had been duly filed but the memorandum was neither stamped nor endorsed and the warrant of execution was not authenticated by the court. The court stated that the applicant had not showed an imminent threat of execution which would lead to irreparable loss and that he was a mere tenant who could be compensated by way of damages. The application was dismissed as court was not satisfied on the balance of probabilities.

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