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Murungi v Kasigwa & Another (Civil Suit 10 of 1993) [1993] UGHC 87 (28 October 1993)

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Holding and result

By consent of both parties, the court revoked the previous grant of letters of administration and appointed Moses Murungi Nkojo and Joyce Kembabazi as joint administrators of the estate of the late Atenyi Knight Nicojo. The court further ordered that a full account and inventory of the estate property be made to the new administrators and furnished to the court, ensuring transparency and proper management of the estate. Costs were ordered to be paid from the estate.

Court disposition

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Orders

  • Letters of Administration for the Estate of the late Atenyi Knight Nicojo are granted to Moses Murungi Nkojo and Joyce Kembabazi for joint administration.
  • The letters of administration previously granted jointly to Michael Kasigwa and Joyce Kembabazi in Administration Cause No. DR. MFP 19/1989 are revoked.
  • A full account and inventory of the property involved in the estate prior to this consent judgment shall be made to the new administrators and thereafter furnished to court.
  • Costs shall be paid from the estate.

02

Material facts

Parties

Moses Murungi Nkojo

Applicant Counsel: Mr. Mugamba

Joyce Kembabazi

Applicant Counsel: Mr. Mugamba

Michael Kasigwa

Respondent Counsel: Mr. Musana

03

Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Civil Suit / Consent Judgment

04

Questions and positions

Legal issues

Party arguments

Applicant
The applicants sought revocation of the previous grant of letters of administration and appointment of new administrators, arguing that proper administration required joint management and transparency regarding the estate of the late Atenyi Knight Nicojo.
Respondent
The respondent, through counsel, consented to the revocation and appointment of new administrators, agreeing to the terms set out for estate accounting and inventory.

05

Court’s reasoning

  1. 01

    Succession Act, Cap 162

    Letters of administration may be revoked and new administrators appointed by consent of parties and order of court where it is in the interest of proper estate management.

  2. 02

    Succession Act, Cap 162

    Administrators are required to render a full account and inventory of estate property to the court.

06

Ratio, limits and disposition

Ratio decidendi

By consent of both parties, the court revoked the previous grant of letters of administration and appointed Moses Murungi Nkojo and Joyce Kembabazi as joint administrators of the estate of the late Atenyi Knight Nicojo. The court further ordered that a full account and inventory of the estate property be made to the new administrators and furnished to the court, ensuring transparency and proper management of the estate. Costs were ordered to be paid from the estate.

Court disposition

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  • Letters of Administration for the Estate of the late Atenyi Knight Nicojo are granted to Moses Murungi Nkojo and Joyce Kembabazi for joint administration.
  • The letters of administration previously granted jointly to Michael Kasigwa and Joyce Kembabazi in Administration Cause No. DR. MFP 19/1989 are revoked.
  • A full account and inventory of the property involved in the estate prior to this consent judgment shall be made to the new administrators and thereafter furnished to court.
  • Costs shall be paid from the estate.

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High Court of Uganda

Judgment

[1993] UGHC 87

THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA.

; 'IN THE HIGH COURT OF UGANDA AT FOR CIVIL SUIT NO, DR, MET IO OF <sup>1993</sup> \* —VERSUS— ' *&09* ) w .... WRUNGI BKOJO

I. MICHAEL KASIGWA DEFENDANT.

2. JOYCE KSMBABAZI

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^^j^hejtonoura^ MR. JUSTICE J. P. M., . TABARO.

CONSENT JUDGMENT.

5/11/1993:- By consent of both counsel for the parties judgment is entered in the following terms

- 1. Letters of Administration for the Estate of the late Atenyi Knight Nico jo are hereby granted to Moses Murungi Nkojo and Joyce Kembabazi for joint administration thereof. - 2.. The letters of Adm.inistra.tion previously granted jointly to TTicheal Kasigwa and Joyce Kembabazi in Administration Cause No. DR. MFP 19/1989 to the estate of the late Atenyi Knigjnt Niro jo re hereby revoked. - 3. A full account and inventory of the property involved in the estate prior to this consent judgment shall be made to the new administrators and thereafter shall be furnished to Court.

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Costs shall be paid from the estate. 4. $\mathcal{L}$ TABARO) ( J. P. $M_{\bullet}$ $Sgd.$ / RESIDENT JUDGE.

Mr. Mugamba for the plaintiff. Mr. Musana for the defendant.

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RISIDINT JUDGE. $28/10/1993.$

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