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Administrative Law [2024] UGHC 1194

Ssemwezi v Kyankwanzi District Local Government & Another

Ssemwezi v Kyankwanzi District Local Government & Another (Miscellaneous Cause 2 of 2024) [2024] UGHC 1194 (16 December 2024)

The High Court dismissed a judicial review challenge to the dismissal of a nursing officer, holding that the applicant had been given a fair hearing and due process.

  • Judicial Review
  • Fair Hearing
  • Dismissal From Public Service
  • Disciplinary Proceedings
  • Remedies For Unlawful Termination
  • Judicial-review
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Administrative Law [2012] UGHC 99

Musinguzi Geoffrey v Kiruhura District Local Administration (HCT)

Musinguzi Geoffrey v Kiruhura District Local Administration (HCT) [2012] UGHC 99 (5 June 2012)

The High Court rejected a judicial review challenge to a district service commission dismissal, holding the applicant had a fair hearing and no reviewable illegality was shown.

  • Judicial Review
  • Prerogative Orders
  • Fair Hearing
  • Dismissal From Public Service
  • Natural Justice
  • Salary Entitlements
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Administrative Law [1994] ACHPR 11

Dumbaya v Gambia (Communication 127 of 1994)

Dumbaya v Gambia (Communication 127 of 1994) [1994] ACHPR 11 (3 November 1994)

The African Commission declared Sana Dumbaya’s communication against The Gambia inadmissible because he did not show that local remedies had been exhausted.

  • Exhaustion Of Local Remedies
  • Admissibility Of Communications
  • Dismissal From Public Service
  • Exhaustion-of-local-remedies
  • Admissibility-of-communications
  • Dismissal-from-public-service
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