Hamis Enterprises has filed an application for the arrest of scheduled Judgement on request for a fair hearing of his application for judgement on admission by Diamond Trust Bank as provided by the constitution of Uganda. #WhisperEyeNews
“The Applicants be granted leave to adduce additional evidence from the Central Bank of Kenya to elucidate and substantiate the illegality committed by the 2nd Respondent in respect of the disputed credit transactions between the “Applicant and the 2nd Respondent, the subject of this Appeal.
Following the Summons by the supreme court on June 8, 2023, for Pre-hearing of the application for judgement on admission of illegalities not substantially addressed by the court of appeal which unfortunately outside normal court procedure, Hon. Justice Elizabeth Musoke shocked the court by saying the Chief Justice instructed her not to entertain the application but rather inform the applicants that delivery of judgement in the main appeal is on June 13, 2023, which is contrary to article 28 of the constitution which provides for the right to a fair, speedy and public hearing to all Ugandans by an independent and impartial court or tribunal established by law and equally contrary to article 44(c) of the constitution provides that Notwithstanding anything in the Constitution, there shall be no derogation from enjoyment of the right to a fair hearing. So every Ugandan has the right to be heard.
This compelled Ham Ent through its lawyers to instantly file an application for the arrest of the scheduled judgement as it arose out of bias and perhaps the honourable court could not determine the main appeal before hearing and determining a miscellaneous application for judgement based on the bank’s admission to committing illegalities both in the high court and the Supreme Court.
Ham Ent Application for Arrest of Judgement
In their application for arrest of Judgement, Ham noted that:
TAKE FURTHER NOTiCE that the grounds in support of this application “herein are contained in the supporting affidavit of Hamis Kiggundu,”the 3rd Applicant and a director of the 1 st and 2nd Applicants”. respectively and a further affidavit of Edwin Lubanga, which shall be read and relied upon at hearing but briefly are that;”
1The Applicants filed a memorandum of appeal in Supreme Court Civil Appeal No 13/2021 in which they raised 7 grounds of appeal to wit;
1. The learned Justices of Appeal erred in law and fact when they avoided to adjudicating the substantial question of illegality which was the basis of the Respondents Appeal before them.
Ham’s Application for Arrest of Judgement.
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