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M.T.N (U) Ltd v Uganda Telecom Ltd. (Civil Appeal 13 of 2004) [2005] UGSC 10 (23 June 2005)
Uganda’s Supreme Court held that interest under an interconnection agreement accrued from invoice issuance, not merely 45 days after traffic reports were received.
Shah and Others v Patel (Civil Appeal No. 47 of 1956) [1950] EACA 329 (1 January 1950)
The Court of Appeal held that a sunglasses contract was a sale by sample and description, but did not require the goods to be ex s.s. Tjibadak.
Adam v Bhagwanji and Company (Civil Appeal No. 24 of 1949) [1949] EACA 13 (1 January 1949)
The Court of Appeal held that the parties’ written arrangement was one of agency, not sale, and that the import-control rules did not make it illegal.
Mayer and Teja v Martin (Civil Appeal No. 19 of 1948) [1948] EACA 56 (1 January 1948)
The court held that the agreement, despite being termed a 'licence', granted the respondent exclusive possession and control of the hotel premises for a fixed term, with rights and obligations characteristic of a lease. The substance of the arrangement, including the right to quiet enjoyment, assignment, and re-entry for breach, indicated a transfer of interest in land rather than a mere personal privilege. The court applied established legal tests and authorities, concluding that the instrument was a lease and not a licence. Consequently, the consent of the Rent Control Board was required un…
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Twentsche Overseas Trading Co., Ltd v Patel and Co., Ltd (Civil Appeal No. 11 of 1941) [1941] EACA 5 (1 January 1941)
The Court of Appeal held that clause 7 excluded damages for non-shipment or late shipment, so the respondents could not recover their counterclaim.
