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Family And Children [2024] UGHC 643

Oribi v Tuape (Family Cause 1 of 2024)

Oribi v Tuape (Family Cause 1 of 2024) [2024] UGHC 643 (11 July 2024)

The court found that while the Applicant is a paternal uncle and an adult of sound mind, the best interest of the minors remains paramount. The evidence did not establish special circumstances justifying depriving the biological mother of custody or appointing the Applicant as legal guardian. The minors' wishes were not ascertained, and the Applicant did not disclose his earnings, relying instead on family support. The Respondent demonstrated ongoing care and provision for the children. The court emphasized that the welfare of the children is the sole concern, and absent compelling reasons, c…

  • Guardianship Orders
  • Custody Of Minors
  • Best Interest Of Child
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Family And Children [1952] EACA 318

Ahmed v Mohamed

Ahmed v Mohamed (Cause No. 9 of 1951) [1952] EACA 318 (1 January 1952)

Custody dispute under Mohammedan law: the court held that the child’s intelligent preference and welfare favored the father’s custody, with maternal visitation preserved.

  • Custody Of Minors
  • Parental Rights
  • Mohammedan Law
  • Child Welfare
  • Intelligent Preference
  • Visitation Rights
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Family And Children [1952] EACA 187

Jani v Mrs Umibai and Others

Jani v Mrs Umibai and Others (Civil Appeal No. 58 of 1952) [1952] EACA 187 (1 January 1952)

The Court of Appeal ordered a retrial in a Zanzibar Hindu maintenance dispute, holding that abandonment was not properly pleaded or tried.

  • Hindu Personal Law
  • Maintenance Of Spouse
  • Maintenance Of Children
  • Custody Of Minors
  • Family-law
  • Hindu-law
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