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Mugisha and 2 Others v Kaija (Civil Appeal 56 of 2022) [2024] UGHC 923 (13 September 2024)

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01

Holding and result

The appellate court found that the trial magistrate properly evaluated the evidence and correctly determined that the appellants exceeded the 10 acres sold to them and trespassed on an additional 5 acres of the respondent's land. There was no evidence that the wetland was gazetted or excluded from the respondent's ownership. The sale agreement indicated the wetland as a boundary, not as excluded land. The doctrine of estoppel did not apply, as the respondent did not make any representation that the wetland was not part of his land. The first ground of appeal was struck out for being too general, and the second ground failed on its merits. The judgment and orders of the trial magistrate were upheld, and the appeal was dismissed with costs to the respondent.

Court disposition

appeal dismissed

Orders

  • The appeal is dismissed with costs to the respondent.
  • The judgment and orders of the trial magistrate are upheld.
  • The appellants are to restrict themselves to the 10 acres purchased from the respondent.
  • The appellants are declared trespassers on the additional 5 acres of the respondent's land.

02

Material facts

Parties

Zaburoni Mugisha

Appellant Counsel: Aaron Baryabanza

Niwamanya God

Appellant Counsel: Aaron Baryabanza

Kato Muhamad

Appellant Counsel: Aaron Baryabanza

Kaija James

Respondent Counsel: Sematiko John

Amounts and remedies

  • Total Land Purchased by Respondent in 2001 (acres): 100
  • Land Sold to Third Appellant in 2012 (acres): 10
  • Land Trespassed by Appellants (acres): 5

03

Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Civil Appeal / Judgment

04

Questions and positions

Legal issues

Party arguments

Applicant
The appellants argued that they only occupied the 10 acres purchased from the respondent, which included a wetland area, and that the respondent had no right of ownership over the wetland. They contended that the trial magistrate failed to properly scrutinize and evaluate the evidence, leading to a prejudicial decision. They also asserted that the respondent should be estopped from claiming the suit land, as he had permitted their occupation and cultivation of the disputed portion.
Respondent
The respondent maintained that he is the rightful owner of the entire suit land, having purchased 100 acres from Antonio Ssentongo, and only sold 10 acres to the third appellant. He argued that the appellants exceeded the 10 acres and trespassed on an additional 5 acres. The respondent denied that the wetland was excluded from his ownership and asserted that there was no evidence it was a gazetted wetland. He further contended that estoppel did not apply as the sale agreement only indicated the wetland as a boundary, not as excluded land.

05

Court’s reasoning

  1. 01

    Stewards of Gospel Talent Ltd Vs Onyango H.C.C.A. No. 14/200; NIC Vs Mugenyi [1987] HCB 218

    The duty of the first appellate court is to review the record of evidence and determine whether the trial court's decision stands, without interfering unless there is a misdirection resulting in a wrong decision.

  2. 02

    O.43 rr 1 & 2 Civil Procedure Rules; Lawino Veronica & Anor vs Labonga Martha H.C.C.A. No. 061 of 2017

    Grounds of appeal must specifically point out errors and not be general or narrative.

  3. 03

    Section 114 Evidence Act; Pan African Insurance Ltd Vs International Air Transport Association H.C.C.S. No. 667 of 2003

    Doctrine of estoppel prevents a party from denying facts previously asserted, but only applies where the facts are clear and unequivocal.

  4. 04

    Uganda National Environment Act Cap. 153

    Ownership of land includes all portions unless specifically excluded or gazetted otherwise.

06

Ratio, limits and disposition

Ratio decidendi

The appellate court found that the trial magistrate properly evaluated the evidence and correctly determined that the appellants exceeded the 10 acres sold to them and trespassed on an additional 5 acres of the respondent's land. There was no evidence that the wetland was gazetted or excluded from the respondent's ownership. The sale agreement indicated the wetland as a boundary, not as excluded land. The doctrine of estoppel did not apply, as the respondent did not make any representation that the wetland was not part of his land. The first ground of appeal was struck out for being too general, and the second ground failed on its merits. The judgment and orders of the trial magistrate were upheld, and the appeal was dismissed with costs to the respondent.

Obiter and limits

  • Grounds of appeal must be framed with specificity to point out errors and not merely as general statements.
  • Absence of evidence that the wetland was gazetted under NEMA means it remains part of the respondent's land.
  • Permission by the third appellant to the first and second appellants to use the land does not confer ownership beyond the 10 acres purchased.

Court disposition

appeal dismissed

  • The appeal is dismissed with costs to the respondent.
  • The judgment and orders of the trial magistrate are upheld.
  • The appellants are to restrict themselves to the 10 acres purchased from the respondent.
  • The appellants are declared trespassers on the additional 5 acres of the respondent's land.

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[2024] UGHC 923

THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA IN THE HIGH COURT OF UGANDA HOLDEN AT HOIMA

CIVIL APPEAL NO. 0056 OF 2022

[Appeal from the judgment and orders of H/W Kaiza Elias Abdallah, Magistrate Grade I, Kakumiro Grade I Court, Hoima Chief Magistrate's Court in Civil Suit No. 09 of 2017 delivered on the 25<sup>th</sup> of Jan. 20221

1. ZABURONI MUGISHA 2 NIWAMANYA GOD 3. KATO MUHAMAD::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: VERSUS

KAIJA JAMES....................................

BEFORE: HON. JUSTICE BYARUHANGA JESSE RUGYEMA

TUDGMENT

Background

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- The Respondent/Plaintiff sued the Appellants/Defendants for $\vert 1 \vert$ interalia, a declaration that the Respondent is the rightful owner of the suit land situate at Nyakafunjo L. C. I, Kakindo sub-county, Kakumiro District and that the Respondents are trespassers thereon. - The Respondent's case is that in 2001, he bought about 100 acres $[2]$ of land from a one Antonio Ssentongo and in 2012, sold a portion of it measuring about 10 acres to the $3<sup>rd</sup>$ Appellant. That in 2016, the Appellants without any colour of right exceeded the 10 acres the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant purchased and trespassed on about 5 acres of the Respondent's land by cultivation of eucalyptus trees and crops. - The Appellants on the other hand denied the Respondent's claims $[3]$ and contended that they are occupying the 10 acres of land the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant bought from the Respondent which stretch to the wetland of which the Respondent has no right of ownership. That the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant developed the wetland and carried out cultivation of crops with the knowledge of the Respondent. The $1<sup>st</sup>$ and $2<sup>nd</sup>$

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Appellants were permitted to utilize the suit portion of land by the $3<sup>rd</sup>$ Appellant.

- $[4]$ The trial magistrate on his part, upon evaluation of the evidence as adduced before him, he found that the $3<sup>rd</sup>$ Appellant bought 10 of land from the Respondent which was demarcated by boundary marks and therefore should be restricted to the 10 acres he purchased and not beyond where the suit potion of land is located. He concluded that the suit portion of land belonged to the Respondent being part of the 100 acres he acquired from Antonio Ssentongo, since there was no evidence that it was a gazetted wetland. - Judgment was therefore entered in favour $[5]$ $of$ the Respondent/Plaintiff that the suit land belongs to the Respondent and the Appellants/Defendants were trespassers. - The Appellants were dissatisfied with the judgment and orders of $[6]$ the trial magistrate and lodged the present appeal on the following grounds of appeal: - $\mathcal{I}$ . The learned trial magistrate erred in law and fact when he failed to properly scrutinize and evaluate the evidence on record thus leading him to reach a wrong decision that prejudiced the appellants. - The learned trial magistrate erred in law and fact when he $2.$ failed to take into account and apply the doctrine of estoppel against the Respondent and went ahead to hold that the suit land belongs to the Respondent.

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Duty of the 1<sup>st</sup> Appellate Court.

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It is trite that the duty of the first appellate court as the instant $[7]$ one is to review the record of evidence for itself in order to determine whether the decision of the trial court stands without necessarily interfering with the discretion of the trial court unless satisfied that the trial court has misdirected itself and thus arrived

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at a wrong decision, Stewards of Gospel Talent Ltd Vs Onyango H. C. C. A. No. 14/200 and NIC Vs Mugenyi [1987] HCB 218.

In this case, this court shall rehear the case on appeal by $[8]$ reconsidering all evidence as adduced before the trial magistrate by giving it a fresh and exhaustive scrutiny, see also Belex Tours & Travels Ltd vs Crane Bank & Anor C. A. C. A No. 71 of 2009.

Counsel legal representation.

The Appellants were represented by Mr. Aaron Baryabanza of M/s $[9]$ Baryabanza & Co. Advocates, Hoima while the Respondent was represented by Mr. Sematiko John of Ms. Atrium Advocates, Both Counsel filed their respective submissions for Kampala. consideration in the determination of this appeal.

The learned trial magistrate erred in law and fact Ground 1: $\alpha = 10^{-100}$ when he failed to properly scrutinize and evaluate the evidence on record thus leading him to reach a wrong decision that prejudiced appellants.

Preliminary point of law.

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[10] Counsel for the Respondent raised a preliminary point of law in his submissions to the effect that the $1<sup>st</sup>$ ground of appeal as presented is too general and does not point out the errors of objection to the decision appealed against thus it offends the provisions of 0.43 rr 1 & 2 CPR. I do agrée. $\label{eq:1} \begin{array}{llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll$

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[11] O.43 rr 1 & 2 CPR require a memorandum of appeal to set forth concisely the grounds of the objection to the decision appealed against without any argument or narrative. In Lawino Veronica & Anor vs Labonga Martha H. C. C. A. No. 061 of 2017, where the ground of the appeal was framed like the impugned ground one in the instant appeal, Mubiru J, while striking out the appeal held that properly framed grounds of appeal should specifically point out errors observed in the course of the trial including the decision,

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which the appellant believes occasioned a miscarriage of justice. I find the present 1<sup>st</sup> ground of appeal too general to be a ground of appeal as required by $0.43$ rr 1 & 2 CPR.

- [12] The $1^{\text{st}}$ ground of appeal is in the premises accordingly struck out for offending the provisions of 0.43 rr 1 & 2 CPR. - The learned trial magistrate erred in law and fact Ground 2: when he failed to take into account and apply the doctrine of estoppel against the Respondent and went ahead to hold that the suit land belongs to the Respondent. - [13] From the record, it is not in dispute that the Respondent owned 100 acres of land which included a"Kyeya" (swamp water logged or wetland) and that out of this land, he sold 10 acres of land to the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant which border the "Kyeya" at the bottom. The issue in contention is whether the Appellants are entitled to utilise as part of the 10 acres purchased by the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant from the Respondent, During the trial, the trial magistrate visited locus in quo. By way of actual measurements, he found that the Appellants exceeded the 10 acres sold to the $3^{rd}$ Appellant by about 5 acres and they were in possession of the $1^{st}$ , $2^{nd}$ & $3^{rd}$ Appellants who had grown thereon eucalyptus trees, beans and maize. It was the contention of the Appellants that the $1^{st}$ & $2^{nd}$ Appellants, were permitted by the $3^{rd}$ Appellant to utilize the suit portion of land. s have been not to be the property to the party of the party of the party of the party of the party of the party of the

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- $[15]$ It is my view that as the trial magistrate found, the Appellants should restrict themselves to the 10 acres the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant (from whom $1^{st}$ & $2^{nd}$ Appellants derive authority to be on the suit land), purchased from the Respondent. - [16] During cross examination, the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant testifying as DW1, conceded as follows:

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I have no authority to use the said land only that am neighbouring it. It is a wetland and owned by government not the plaintiff". $\mathcal{A} = \mathcal{A}$

- [17] The available evidence is that this "wetland" is part of the land that the Respondent purchased from Ssentongo Antonio and it is not included in the 10 acres the Respondent sold to the 3<sup>rd</sup> Appellant. As per the sale agreement between the Respondent and the $3<sup>rd</sup>$ Defendant/Appellant for the sale of the 10 acres of the Respondent's land (P. Exh.1), "Kyeya" (wetland, water logged, or swamp) was indicated merely as part of the common boundary and not that the Respondent declared the "Kyekya" as being not part of his land. The doctrine of estoppel under S.114 of the Evidence Act and as enunciated in Pan African Insurance Ltd Vs International Air Transport Association H. C. C. S. No. 667 of 2003 therefore is not applicable to the Respondent in the instant case. $\mathbb{E}[\nabla V_{\alpha}]^{-1} = -\gamma^{\alpha}$ $\mathbb{E}[\nabla V_{\alpha}] \mathbb{E}[\nabla V_{\alpha}] \mathbb{E}[\nabla V_{\alpha}]$ (1) - [18] In conclusion, I find that the trial magistrate evaluated the evidence on record and reached a fair and proper just decision that the suit portion of land formed part of the Respondent's land and declared the Appellants as trespassers on the Respondent's land. As a result of the above, I find the $2^{nd}$ ground of appeal devoid of any merit, it accordingly fails. The appeal is therefore in the premises found lacking merit. $\mathcal{L} = \mathcal{L}$ - [19] The judgment and orders of the trial magistrate are upheld. The Appeal is dismissed with costs to the Respondent. $\mathbb{R}^2 \times \mathbb{R}^2$ $\begin{array}{c}\n\mathbb{R} \longrightarrow \\ \mathbb{R} \downarrow\n\end{array}$

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Dated at Hoima this 13<sup>th</sup> day of September, 2024.

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Byaruhanga Jesse Rugyema JUDGE

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Stewards of Gospel Talent Ltd Vs Onyango H.C.C.A. No. 14/200

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NIC Vs Mugenyi [1987] HCB 218

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Lawino Veronica & Anor vs Labonga Martha H.C.C.A. No. 061 of 2017

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Pan African Insurance Ltd Vs International Air Transport Association H.C.C.S. No. 667 of 2003

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Belex Tours & Travels Ltd vs Crane Bank & Anor C.A.C.A No. 71 of 2009

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O.43 rr 1 & 2 Civil Procedure Rules

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Section 114 Evidence Act

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Uganda National Environment Act Cap. 153

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