Daudi C. Manyindo v DAPCB & Anor
Daudi C. Manyindo v DAPCB & Anor (Civil Suit No. DR. MFP 18/90) [1992] UGHC 16 (21 January 1992)
The court found that the plaintiff was the registered proprietor of the suit land, having succeeded his father and holding a valid certificate of title. The lease to the Asian companies was valid, and rents were paid for the first 25 years. Upon the expulsion of the Asian lessees, the property was abandoned, and the plaintiff was entitled to exercise his right of re-entry due to non-payment of rent, failure to use the land for its intended agricultural purpose, and abandonment. The court held that the property never vested in the Departed Asians Property Custodian Board, as the plaintiff was…
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- Leasehold Title
- Re-entry Rights
- Statutory Corporations
- Allocation Of Property
- Registration Of Titles
- Expulsion Of Asians