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Commercial And Corporate [2024] UGHC 753

Kagaba Kakyali v Mpanga Tea Growers Factory Limited (HCT-01-CV-MC 6 of 2024)

Kagaba Kakyali v Mpanga Tea Growers Factory Limited (HCT-01-CV-MC 6 of 2024) [2024] UGHC 753 (16 August 2024)

The court found that while the Respondent company faces genuine financial and logistical challenges, repeated applications for extension without evidence of efforts to convene an Annual General Meeting are not in the best interests of the shareholders. The absence of AGMs for over three years is unacceptable, as it deprives shareholders of their principal forum for accountability and participation in company affairs. The court held that directors must not use financial constraints as a perpetual excuse to avoid convening AGMs, and that the company must find alternative mechanisms to ensure sh…

  • Annual General Meeting
  • Directors Duties
  • Company Management
  • Shareholder Rights
  • Corporate Governance
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Commercial And Corporate [2024] UGRSB 14

Tumuhimbise v Turyamwijukye & 4 Others (Company Complaint 32897 of 2024)

Tumuhimbise v Turyamwijukye & 4 Others (Company Complaint 32897 of 2024) [2024] UGRSB 14 (16 July 2024)

The Registrar of Companies dismissed a company complaint, holding that the claims on directors’ duties, diverted business, and penalties fell outside the Registrar’s jurisdiction.

  • Company Law
  • Minority Shareholder Rights
  • Jurisdiction
  • Directors Duties
  • Company-law
  • Directors-duties
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Commercial And Corporate [2021] UGCommC 114

Niko Insurance (U) Limited v Southern Union Insurance Brokers Limited and 4 Others

Niko Insurance (U) Limited v Southern Union Insurance Brokers Limited and 4 Others (Civil Suit No. 594 of 2015) [2021] UGCommC 114 (1 October 2021)

The High Court held an insurance broker and its directors jointly liable for unpaid premiums and related damages, and pierced the corporate veil for fraud and tax evasion.

  • Insurance Broker Liability
  • Piercing Corporate Veil
  • Fraudulent Conduct
  • Directors Duties
  • Unpaid Premiums
  • Insurance-broker-liability
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