Uganda Case Law

Fresh Cuts (U) Limited v Aya Investments (U) Limited

Fresh Cuts (U) Limited v Aya Investments (U) Limited (Bankruptcy Cause 3 of 2021) [2022] UGCommC 177 (7 November 2022)

Court

Commercial Court of Uganda

Case number

Bankruptcy Cause 3 of 2021

Judge

Anna B. Mugenyi, J

The Petitioner proved the Respondent's indebtedness by presenting evidence of supply contracts, acknowledgments, and a judgment from the Chief Magistrates Court for UGX 44,923,565 plus costs. The Respondent failed to pay the debt, and attempts to execute the judgment were unsuccessful. The Statutory Demand was properly served, and the Respondent did not comply within the statutory period. There was no evidence that the Statutory Demand was set aside or that execution was stayed or satisfied. The Petitioner filed the bankruptcy petition within the statutory 30 working days after the last date…

Source excerpt

• Bankruptcy Order
• Statutory Demand
• Creditor Petition
• Debt Enforcement
• Judgment Execution

Salzgitter Handel GMBH v Sembule Steel Mills Limited (COMPANY CAUSE NO. 06 OF 2001)

Salzgitter Handel GMBH v Sembule Steel Mills Limited (COMPANY CAUSE NO. 06 OF 2001) [2001] UGHC 129 (21 November 2001)

Court

High Court of Uganda

Case number

COMPANY CAUSE NO. 06 OF 2001

Judge

Okumu Wengi, J

The High Court ordered Sembule Steel Mills Limited wound up after finding the company unable to pay an admitted debt owed to Salzgitter Handel GmbH.

• Company Winding Up
• Creditor Petition
• Insolvency
• Liquidation Orders
• Company-winding-up
• Creditor-petition