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Land And Property [2023] UGCommC 232

Kizito v Kampala Financial Services & 3 Others

Kizito v Kampala Financial Services & 3 Others (Civil Suit 792 of 2019) [2023] UGCommC 232 (15 February 2023)

The High Court found the plaintiff borrowed the money and signed the mortgage, but held the sale of his land unlawful. The third defendant was a bona fide purchaser.

  • Mortgage Enforcement
  • Sale Of Mortgaged Property
  • Bonafide Purchaser
  • Illiterates Protection Act
  • Contract Execution
  • Remedies For Unlawful Sale
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Commercial And Corporate [2015] UGCA 180

Roko Constructions Ltd Vs Mohammed Mohammedi

Roko Constructions Ltd Vs Mohammed Mohammedi (Civil Appeal No.0051 of 2011) [2015] UGCA 180 (13 July 2015)

The Court of Appeal reinstated an arbitral award, holding the contract and arbitration clause binding and the challenge to jurisdiction and setting aside time-barred.

  • Arbitration Agreement Validity
  • Enforcement Of Arbitral Awards
  • Time Limits For Setting Aside Award
  • Jurisdiction Of Arbitral Tribunal
  • Right Of Appeal
  • Contract Execution
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Commercial And Corporate [2015] UGCA 65

ROKO Construction Ltd Vs Mohammed Mohammed Hamid

ROKO Construction Ltd Vs Mohammed Mohammed Hamid (Civil Appeal No. 0051 0f 2011) [2015] UGCA 65 (13 July 2015)

The Court of Appeal reinstated an arbitral award, holding the contract and arbitration clause were binding, and that the set-aside application was time-barred.

  • Arbitration Agreement
  • Arbitral Award Enforcement
  • Contract Execution
  • Jurisdiction Of Arbitral Tribunal
  • Appeal Rights
  • Limitation Periods
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