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Family And Children [2019] UGHCFD 24

Delahaije v Kasolo & Anor (Administration Cause No. 1558 of 2018)

Delahaije v Kasolo & Anor (Administration Cause No. 1558 of 2018) [2019] UGHCFD 24 (24 January 2019)

The High Court refused to reseal a Kenyan grant of probate, finding inconsistencies over the deceased’s domicile and that the will governed succession by Dutch law.

  • Resealing Foreign Grant
  • Probate With Will
  • Domicile Of Deceased
  • Caveat In Probate
  • Powers Of Attorney
  • Executor Rights
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Civil Procedure [1997] UGCA 17

Suman Naresh Kara v Narottam Dharamsy Bhattia

Suman Naresh Kara v Narottam Dharamsy Bhattia (Civil Appeal 26 of 96) [1997] UGCA 17 (5 February 1997)

The Court of Appeal held that Ugandan courts lacked jurisdiction to grant probate for a will involving movable property where the deceased was domiciled in India.

  • Probate Jurisdiction
  • Succession To Movable Property
  • Wills And Estates
  • Domicile Of Deceased
  • Probate-jurisdiction
  • Succession-to-movable-property
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Family And Children [1996] UGHCFD 1

Naresh Kara v Bhatia

Naresh Kara v Bhatia (Civil Suit 425 of 1994) [1996] UGHCFD 1 (12 March 1996)

The High Court of Uganda held that the deceased was domiciled in India, so probate had first to be obtained and resealed there; the Ugandan suit and counterclaim were dismissed.

  • Probate And Administration
  • Validity Of Wills
  • Domicile Of Deceased
  • Jurisdiction Of Court
  • Probate-and-administration
  • Validity-of-wills
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Family And Children [1996] UGHC 55

Kara v Bhatia

Kara v Bhatia (Civil Suit 425 of 1993) [1996] UGHC 55 (12 February 1996)

The High Court of Uganda dismissed a probate-related suit because the deceased was domiciled in India and no Indian probate had first been obtained.

  • Probate And Administration
  • Validity Of Wills
  • Domicile Of Deceased
  • Estate Distribution
  • Probate-and-administration
  • Validity-of-wills
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