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Land And Property [2023] UGHC 409

Ssebunya v The Attorney General

Ssebunya v The Attorney General (Miscellaneous Cause 27 of 2021) [2023] UGHC 409 (7 August 2023)

The court found that there was no sufficient evidence to prove that the Respondent or its agents ordered the Applicant to vacate his land or that the Respondent was responsible for the cancellation of the Applicant's certificate of title. The letter from the Commissioner Land Registration indicated that the cancellation was due to an earlier existing title and was within the statutory powers of the Commissioner, who is a distinct legal entity from the Respondent. The Applicant failed to join the Commissioner Land Registration as a party to the proceedings, and the grievances regarding the tit…

  • Right To Property
  • Fair Hearing
  • Land Title Cancellation
  • Government Repossession
  • Discrimination
  • Economic Rights
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Constitutional Law [2021] UGCC 46

Game Concepts Limited & Another v National Lotteries & Gaming Regulatory Board & Another

Game Concepts Limited & Another v National Lotteries & Gaming Regulatory Board & Another (Constitutional Petition 51 of 2017) [2021] UGCC 46 (7 December 2021)

The Constitutional Court of Uganda dismissed a challenge to gaming regulations, holding the limits on licensing, fees, capital, and location were justified.

  • Economic Rights
  • Business Regulation
  • Discrimination In Commercial Law
  • Licensing Requirements
  • Taxation Of Gaming
  • Judicial Review Of Administrative Action
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