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Commercial And Corporate [2017] UGCommC 73

Kendo v Umar Rizwan & Anor

Kendo v Umar Rizwan & Anor (Civil Suit No. 590 of 2014) [2017] UGCommC 73 (5 June 2017)

The High Court awarded the plaintiff UGX 52,000,000 for a truck not returned after hire, with interest and costs, and dismissed the claim against the second defendant.

  • Detinue
  • Contract Of Hire
  • Assessment Of Damages
  • Liquidated Damages
  • Compensation For Loss
  • Interest Awards
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Commercial And Corporate [2015] UGCommC 86

Mpandi v Prism Trading and Construction Co. Ltd

Mpandi v Prism Trading and Construction Co. Ltd (Civil Suit No. 230 of 2013) [2015] UGCommC 86 (19 June 2015)

The High Court held that the hire contract had expired, dismissed the claim for hire charges as time-barred, but awarded compensation for the vehicle’s loss, general damages, interest, and costs.

  • Contract Of Hire
  • Bailee Liability
  • Conversion Of Chattels
  • Detinue
  • Limitation Periods
  • Damages For Loss Of Property
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Commercial And Corporate [2004] UGCommC 13

Christopher Kisembo v Global Distributors Ltd (High Court Civil Suit No. 334 of 2002)

Christopher Kisembo v Global Distributors Ltd (High Court Civil Suit No. 334 of 2002) [2004] UGCommC 13 (30 May 2004)

The High Court held there was no contract of hire for the plaintiff’s lorry. It found the vehicle was delivered as security for a debt and dismissed the suit with costs.

  • Contract Of Hire
  • Pledge Of Security
  • Debt Recovery
  • Agency Relationship
  • Contract-of-hire
  • Debt-recovery
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