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Administrative Law [2022] UGPPDPAAT 5

Libra Court Bailiffs& Auctioneers v National Water and Sewerage Corporation (Application No. 5 of 2022)

Libra Court Bailiffs& Auctioneers v National Water and Sewerage Corporation (Application No. 5 of 2022) [2022] UGPPDPAAT 5 (4 March 2022)

The Tribunal dismissed a procurement review challenge, holding that the bidding process was properly approved, the license waiver was lawful, and post-qualification was not required.

  • Public Procurement
  • Bid Evaluation
  • Licensing Requirements
  • Delegation Of Authority
  • Eligibility Criteria
  • Public-procurement
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Administrative Law [2014] UGHCCD 99

Attorney General & Anor v Uganda Law society (Misc. Cause No. 321 of 2013)

Attorney General & Anor v Uganda Law society (Misc. Cause No. 321 of 2013) [2014] UGHCCD 99 (18 August 2014)

The High Court held that the Attorney General’s retention of private counsel had to comply with public procurement law, and disqualified Kampala Associated Advocates from representing him.

  • Judicial Review
  • Public Procurement
  • Legal Representation
  • Delegation Of Authority
  • Judicial-review
  • Public-procurement
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Criminal Law [1940] EACA 67

Rex v Misick (Confirmation Case No. 655 of 1941)

Rex v Misick (Confirmation Case No. 655 of 1941) [1940] EACA 67 (1 January 1940)

The court held that police officers needed a written order under section 29 when an officer in charge delegated arrest powers; a verbal instruction was insufficient.

  • Arrest Without Warrant
  • Police Powers
  • Resistance To Arrest
  • Delegation Of Authority
  • Arrest-without-warrant
  • Police-powers
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