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Mahakama ya Jijini Kampala imetoa agizo kwa msimamizi wa kikundi cha WhatsApp (Admin), Allan Asinguza, kumrudisha tena mwanachama, Bwana Herbert Baitwababo, ambaye inasemekana aliondolewa bila ridhaa yake.
Hakimu wa Mahakama ya Makindye, Bwana Igga Adiru, amemuagiza bwana Allan Asinguza, ambaye ni mlalamikiwaji katika kesi hiyo, amrudishe Bwana Herbert Baitwababo katika kikundi cha WhatsApp kinachoitwa "BUYANJA ROOTS", ambacho alikuwa mwanachama kabla ya kuondolewa.
"Agizo la zuio la kudumu limetolewa likizuia mlalamikiwa, mawakala wake au wakilishi wake kufanya ukiukaji zaidi wa haki ya ushirikiano ya mlalamishi. Hakuna maagizo kuhusu gharama," Bwana Adiru aliamua na mlalamikiwa hakuwepo mahakamani.
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A court in Kampala has ordered a local group administrator of popular centralized instant messaging and voice US app, WhatsApp to reinstate a member who was reportedly ejected without his consent.
The Acting Senior Grade One Magistrate at Makindye Magistrate’s Court in Kampala, Mr Igga Adiru on Monday ordered Allan Asinguza who is the respondent in the case to add back Mr Herbert Baitwababo to “BUYANJA ROOTS” Whatsapp group on which he was a member before.
“A permanent injunction doth issue restraining the respondent, his agents and or his assignees from further infringing on the applicant’s right of association. No orders as to costs,” Mr Adiru ruled in the absence of the respondent.
Mr Baitwababo in support of his application had stated that Mr Asinguza created a WhatsApp group for people from Buyanja Sub-county, which was named as ‘BUYANJA MY ROOTS’ whose purpose was for social contribution towards charity works, condolences, support to calamity victims.
“As members of the said WhatsApp groups, we developed an idea of starting an association and agreed that one had to pay Shs30,000 only, to subscribe for the membership and as such, I fully registered,” reads in part Mr Baitwababo’s affidavit.
“All communication and matters concerning the association was conveyed through the WhatsApp group,” he added.
Mr Baitwababo further narrated that on May 16, 2023 as a registered member of the aforesaid association, he wrote a letter to Mr Asinguza demanding him to avail the instrument that mandates them to manage the affairs of the group, an audit report and accountability for the monies collected from the registered members since the year 2017 when it was formed.
He states that as the consequence of the letter, Mr Asinguza instead ejected him from the WhatsApp group on May 17 thus his (Asinguza’s) actions were calculated to infringe on his (Baitwababo) right to association and to unjustly enrich themselves.
Hakimu wa Mahakama ya Makindye, Bwana Igga Adiru, amemuagiza bwana Allan Asinguza, ambaye ni mlalamikiwaji katika kesi hiyo, amrudishe Bwana Herbert Baitwababo katika kikundi cha WhatsApp kinachoitwa "BUYANJA ROOTS", ambacho alikuwa mwanachama kabla ya kuondolewa.
"Agizo la zuio la kudumu limetolewa likizuia mlalamikiwa, mawakala wake au wakilishi wake kufanya ukiukaji zaidi wa haki ya ushirikiano ya mlalamishi. Hakuna maagizo kuhusu gharama," Bwana Adiru aliamua na mlalamikiwa hakuwepo mahakamani.
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A court in Kampala has ordered a local group administrator of popular centralized instant messaging and voice US app, WhatsApp to reinstate a member who was reportedly ejected without his consent.
The Acting Senior Grade One Magistrate at Makindye Magistrate’s Court in Kampala, Mr Igga Adiru on Monday ordered Allan Asinguza who is the respondent in the case to add back Mr Herbert Baitwababo to “BUYANJA ROOTS” Whatsapp group on which he was a member before.
“A permanent injunction doth issue restraining the respondent, his agents and or his assignees from further infringing on the applicant’s right of association. No orders as to costs,” Mr Adiru ruled in the absence of the respondent.
Mr Baitwababo in support of his application had stated that Mr Asinguza created a WhatsApp group for people from Buyanja Sub-county, which was named as ‘BUYANJA MY ROOTS’ whose purpose was for social contribution towards charity works, condolences, support to calamity victims.
“As members of the said WhatsApp groups, we developed an idea of starting an association and agreed that one had to pay Shs30,000 only, to subscribe for the membership and as such, I fully registered,” reads in part Mr Baitwababo’s affidavit.
“All communication and matters concerning the association was conveyed through the WhatsApp group,” he added.
Mr Baitwababo further narrated that on May 16, 2023 as a registered member of the aforesaid association, he wrote a letter to Mr Asinguza demanding him to avail the instrument that mandates them to manage the affairs of the group, an audit report and accountability for the monies collected from the registered members since the year 2017 when it was formed.
He states that as the consequence of the letter, Mr Asinguza instead ejected him from the WhatsApp group on May 17 thus his (Asinguza’s) actions were calculated to infringe on his (Baitwababo) right to association and to unjustly enrich themselves.
