Uganda’s Supreme Court clarifies law on contempt of court.

Last year, Uganda’s Supreme Court clarified the jurisprudence on contempt of court. In Betty Kizito vs Dickson Nsubuga & 6 others (Civil Application Nos.25 & 26 of 2021 arising from Civil Appeal No.8 of 2018), the supreme court addressed the nature of contempt proceedings as well as the distinction between criminal contempt and civil contempt. […]

EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR TRANSPARENCY IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS (PPPS) IN UGANDA: A CASE STUDY OF LUBOWA HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT.

Written by Jude Byamukama, Managing Partner at JByamukama & Co. Advocates Find the full thesis authored by Jude Byamukama ABSTRACT Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) have emerged as a popular model of delivering public infrastructure using private finance. However, a number of PPP infrastructure projects have failed to deliver their set objectives and proved costly for […]

The High Court can hear EALA Election Petition – Court of Appeal rules.

Author. Katunguka Rogers Paul. Advocate. Detailed Judgement Here The Court of Appeal on 29th November 2023 in Election Petition Appeal No. 05 of 2023; Agaba Gilbert and Others Versus Attorney General & 11 Ors unanimously held that the High Court of Uganda has jurisdiction to hear petitions arising from elections for Uganda’s Representatives to the […]

Supreme Court Holds Employer Liable for New Employee Contract Repudiation

Written by Rita Edna Arinaitwe, A Legal Associate at JByamukama & Co. Advocates Download Full Article Introduction In the landmark case of Surgipharm Uganda vs. Anatoli Batabane, Supreme Court Civil Appeal No. 11 of 2020, the Supreme Court delivered a significant judgement that sheds light on the legal consequences that unfold when an employer repudiates […]

A single executor or administrator cannot convey land of a deceased person without the express consent or authority of the co-executors or co-administrators

The Supreme Court in a unanimous decision on 10th September, 2020 declared that Section 272 of the Succession Act does not confer powers on a single executor or administrator to singularly exercise powers vested in the joint executors or administrators with respect to conveyancing of land belonging to the estate of a deceased without the express consent or authority of the co-executors or co-administrators. This overrules the interpretation that had been upheld by the court of appeal.

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