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Land And Property [2025] UGHC 292

Mubiru Christopher and Others v Baliyanja Robert

Mubiru Christopher and Others v Baliyanja Robert (Miscellaneous Cause No. 009 of 2024) [2025] UGHC 292 (12 May 2025)

The High Court granted ex parte consequential orders cancelling the respondent’s title and restoring the 3rd applicant as proprietor after a prior land recovery judgment.

  • Consequential Orders
  • Cancellation Of Certificate Of Title
  • Recovery Of Land
  • Caveat Vacation
  • Consequential-orders
  • Cancellation-of-title
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Land And Property [2024] UGHC 1142

Byakutaaga Asiimwe v Commissioner Land Registration

Byakutaaga Asiimwe v Commissioner Land Registration (Civil Suit 51 of 2024) [2024] UGHC 1142 (25 October 2024)

The High Court at Hoima held that cancellation of the plaintiff's land title without notice or hearing was unlawful and ordered reinstatement, damages, interest, and costs.

  • Cancellation Of Certificate Of Title
  • Right To Fair Hearing
  • Compensation For Land
  • Burden Of Proof
  • General Damages
  • Cancellation-of-certificate-of-title
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Civil Procedure [2024] UGHC 820

Opolot v Kumi University and 4 Others

Opolot v Kumi University and 4 Others (Miscellaneous Application 143 of 2023) [2024] UGHC 820 (30 August 2024)

The High Court allowed an application to amend a plaint to add a prayer for cancellation of title and to join additional parties in a land dispute.

  • Amendment Of Pleadings
  • Joinder Of Parties
  • Cancellation Of Certificate Of Title
  • Fraud In Land Registration
  • Amendment-of-pleadings
  • Joinder-of-parties
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