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Land And Property [2023] UGCommC 153

Mityana Diocese Development Trust & Another v Namugenyi (Originating Summons 13 of 2023)

Mityana Diocese Development Trust & Another v Namugenyi (Originating Summons 13 of 2023) [2023] UGCommC 153 (11 December 2023)

The court found that the Plaintiffs had fulfilled all statutory requirements for enforcement of the mortgage, including proper service of notices and lawful sale and transfer of the property. The Defendant defaulted on her loan obligations, failed to respond to notices, and did not contest the sale or the transfer of title. The 1st Plaintiff is now the registered proprietor of the suit land, and the Defendant's continued occupation is unlawful. The court applied the relevant provisions of the Mortgage Act, Civil Procedure Rules, and Registration of Titles Act, confirming that the purchaser's…

  • Mortgage Enforcement
  • Vacant Possession
  • Foreclosure Procedure
  • Transfer Of Title
  • Costs Award
  • Default On Loan
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Land And Property [2011] UGCommC 12

U-Turn Services Ltd v Mugisha Frank

U-Turn Services Ltd v Mugisha Frank (Civil Suit No. 2 of 2011) [2011] UGCommC 12 (12 March 2011)

The High Court allowed an originating summons to issue in a mortgage foreclosure dispute after finding the supporting affidavit and documents sufficient.

  • Mortgage Foreclosure
  • Right Of Redemption
  • Default On Loan
  • Interest On Mortgage
  • Originating Summons Procedure
  • Mortgage-foreclosure
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