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Civil Procedure [2024] UGHCCD 72

Twetise v Lyu & Another

Twetise v Lyu & Another (Miscellaneous Application 469 of 2023) [2024] UGHCCD 72 (11 March 2024)

The High Court dismissed an application for a warrant of arrest and security for appearance, finding no real evidence that the respondents would abscond or obstruct justice.

  • Attachment Before Judgment
  • Security For Appearance
  • Deceit
  • Fraudulent Misrepresentation
  • Attachment-before-judgment
  • Security-for-appearance
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Commercial And Corporate [2023] UGHCCD 189

Sky Travel Limited v Cheng Xing

Sky Travel Limited v Cheng Xing (Civil Suit 314 of 2016) [2023] UGHCCD 189 (30 June 2023)

The High Court found that the defendant fraudulently collected and diverted customer payments owed to the plaintiff, and entered judgment for the plaintiff.

  • Fraudulent Misrepresentation
  • Money Had And Received
  • Employee Fraud
  • Fiduciary Breach
  • Fraud
  • Deceit
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Land And Property [2006] UGHC 5

Aloysious Kakooza Ssalongo and Others v Kampala City Council

Aloysious Kakooza Ssalongo and Others v Kampala City Council (Civil Suit No.1213 of 1997) (Civil Suit No.1213 of 1997) [2006] UGHC 5 (13 February 2006)

The High Court of Uganda dismissed vendors’ claims over Owino Market stalls, holding they failed to prove any binding promise for 7ft by 7ft stalls after reconstruction.

  • Market Stall Allocation
  • Oral Contracts
  • Specific Performance
  • General Damages
  • Statute Barred Actions
  • Market-stall-allocation
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Commercial And Corporate [2004] UGCommC 8

John Mweluka & Anor v Mustafa Katende Star

John Mweluka & Anor v Mustafa Katende Star (Civil Suit No. 244 of 2003) [2004] UGCommC 8 (23 March 2004)

The court found that there was a valid contract between the plaintiffs and the defendant, supported by consideration and mutual agreement. The defendant breached the contract by failing to perform his obligations after receiving the plaintiffs' contribution. Furthermore, the defendant's conduct amounted to fraudulent misrepresentation and deceit, as he knowingly made false statements about winning a tender to induce the plaintiffs to part with their money. The plaintiffs acted on these misrepresentations and suffered financial loss. The court rejected the plaintiffs' claim for speculative pro…

  • Breach Of Contract
  • Fraudulent Misrepresentation
  • Deceit
  • Damages
  • Joint Venture Disputes
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