Kwehangana v Amara
Kwehangana v Amara (Civil Appeal 15 of 2024) [2024] UGHC 918 (13 September 2024)
The appeal was dismissed because the contract between the parties was frustrated by the discovery that the land subject to titling fell within a Government gazetted resettlement scheme, making further performance impossible. The Respondent provided a reasonable and unchallenged accountability for the Ugx 4,000,000 received, detailing expenses incurred in the process of surveying and attempting to process the title. The Appellant failed to rebut the defence of impossibility of performance or to prove breach of contract. The trial Magistrate properly evaluated the evidence, framed the relevant…
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- Contract Frustration
- Impossibility Of Performance
- Land Title Processing
- Accountability Of Funds