[1993] UGHC 24
The court found that a written consent judgment, duly signed and filed by all parties, constitutes a valid and enforceable settlement of the dispute. The judge endorsed the consent judgment and entered it as the final judgment of the court, in accordance with the Civil Procedure Rules. No further adjudication was necessary as the parties had voluntarily agreed to the terms, and the court's role was limited to formalizing the agreement as the judgment of the court.
- Citation
- [1993] UGHC 24
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Dan Byamukama; Plaintiff: Peace Rwomwiju; Defendant: John Katende; Defendant: John Kazoora; Defendant: Suzan Kazoora
- Court
- High Court of Uganda
- Jurisdiction
- Uganda
- Judgment Date
- 1 March 1993
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Suit / Consent Judgment
- Outcome
- consent judgment entered
- Judges
- Okello, J
- Legal Topics
- Consent Judgment, Settlement Agreement
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Dan Byamukama
Plaintiff
Peace Rwomwiju
Plaintiff
John Katende
Defendant
John Kazoora
Defendant
Suzan Kazoora
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Suit / Consent Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the written consent judgment filed by the parties should be endorsed and entered as the judgment of the court.
Ratio Decidendi
The court found that a written consent judgment, duly signed and filed by all parties, constitutes a valid and enforceable settlement of the dispute. The judge endorsed the consent judgment and entered it as the final judgment of the court, in accordance with the Civil Procedure Rules. No further adjudication was necessary as the parties had voluntarily agreed to the terms, and the court's role was limited to formalizing the agreement as the judgment of the court.
Court Disposition
consent judgment entered
Orders
- The written consent judgment filed on 26/2/93 is endorsed and entered as the judgment of the court.
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