Prime Roses Limited v Byarugaba
Prime Roses Limited v Byarugaba (Miscellaneous Application 114 of 2024) [2024] UGCommC 65 (15 February 2024)
The Court found that the money lending licences, though not attached to the plaint, were listed in the summary of evidence and the Respondent had admitted in his written statement of defence that the Applicant was a licensed money lender. The foundational documents for the claim—loan application, loan agreement, and demand notices—were attached to the plaint, distinguishing this case from authorities cited by the Respondent. The Court held that, in the interest of justice and given the lack of prejudice to the Respondent, leave should be granted to the Applicant to produce and exhibit the mon…
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- Admission Of Evidence
- Money Lending Licences
- Leave To Produce Documents
- Loan Agreements
- Recovery Of Debt