msangi and ors v secretary general of the east african community and ors reference 9 of 2013 2015 eacj 79 24 february 2015

msangi and ors v secretary general of the east african community and ors reference 9 of 2013 2015 eacj 79 24 february 2015

The Reference is discontinued by consent, but due to the lack of notice to Respondents and the time and effort expended by them, costs are awarded to the Respondents.

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Citation
msangi and ors v secretary general of the east african community and ors reference 9 of 2013 2015 eacj 79 24 february 2015
Parties
Applicant: Ally Hatibu Msangi; Applicant: David Geoffrey Makatha; Applicant: John Adama Busemba; Respondent: Secretary General of the East African Community; Respondent: Attorney General of the Republic of Kenya; Respondent: Attorney General of the Republic of Uganda; Respondent: Attorney General of the Republic of Rwanda
Court
EACJ
Jurisdiction
Tanzania
Judgment Date
24 February 2015
Procedural Posture
Reference / Ruling on Discontinuance
Outcome
Reference discontinued with costs to Respondents
Legal Topics
Discontinuance of Proceedings, Costs, East African Court of Justice Procedure
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Regional Integration Law Discontinuance of Proceedings Costs East African Court of Justice Procedure

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Parties

Ally Hatibu Msangi

Applicant

David Geoffrey Makatha

Applicant

John Adama Busemba

Applicant

Secretary General of the East African Community

Respondent

Attorney General of the Republic of Kenya

Respondent

Attorney General of the Republic of Uganda

Respondent

Attorney General of the Republic of Rwanda

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Reference / Ruling on Discontinuance

  1. 1 Whether the Reference should be discontinued by consent of parties
  2. 2 Whether costs are payable to the Respondents upon discontinuance

Ratio Decidendi

The Reference is discontinued by consent, but due to the lack of notice to Respondents and the time and effort expended by them, costs are awarded to the Respondents.

Court Disposition

Reference discontinued with costs to Respondents

Orders

  • Reference marked as discontinued under Rule 51(1)(b) of the Court’s Rules of Procedure
  • Costs awarded to the Respondents