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Commercial And Corporate [2006] UGCA 59

Okoth v Ogolla

Okoth v Ogolla (Civil Appeal No. 9 of 2005) [2006] UGCA 59 (4 April 2006)

The Court of Appeal held that land used for Premier Secondary School was partnership property, upheld winding up of the partnership, and dismissed the appeal with costs.

  • Partnership Dissolution
  • Partnership Property
  • Winding Up Of Partnership
  • Distribution Of Assets
  • Appointment Of Receiver
  • Partnership-property
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Civil Procedure [1996] UGHC 52

Summer Fruits Uganda Limited and Another v Development Finance Corporation of Uganda and 2 Others

Summer Fruits Uganda Limited and Another v Development Finance Corporation of Uganda and 2 Others (Civil Suit 1077 of 95) [1996] UGHC 52 (4 April 1996)

The High Court ordered the plaintiff companies to furnish Shs. 200 million security for costs within 30 days, or Civil Suit No. 1077 of 1995 would be struck out.

  • Security For Costs
  • Company As Plaintiff
  • Mortgage Default
  • Appointment Of Receiver
  • Security-for-costs
  • Company-plaintiff
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Commercial And Corporate [1930] EACA 81

Standish v Ross and Another (C.C. 88A 1930 (Msa.).)

Standish v Ross and Another (C.C. 88A 1930 (Msa.).) [1930] EACA 81 (1 January 1930)

The court held that a receiver under a debenture could not be appointed without a certificate from auditors appointed under the Companies Ordinance.

  • Appointment Of Receiver
  • Debenture Deed Obligations
  • Auditor Certification
  • Company Liabilities
  • Enforcement Of Judgment
  • Receiver-appointment
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