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Administrative Law [2024] UGCA 340

Mwiru Paul v National Council for Higher Education, Uganda National Examinations Board & Nathan Samson Igeme Nabeta

Mwiru Paul v National Council for Higher Education, Uganda National Examinations Board & Nathan Samson Igeme Nabeta (Civil Appeal 84 of 2016) [2024] UGCA 340 (22 January 2024)

The Court of Appeal found that the appeal was moot because the certificate of equivalence at issue pertained solely to the 2016 parliamentary elections, which had concluded. The court held that any orders modifying or reversing the certificate would have no practical effect, as the certificate's validity was limited to the concluded electoral cycle. The request for a permanent injunction against future issuance of certificates was also untenable, as the law requires fresh consideration for each election cycle. The appellant did not demonstrate that the public interest exception to the mootnes…

  • Mootness Doctrine
  • Judicial Review Of Administrative Action
  • Election Qualification Disputes
  • Jurisdiction Of High Court
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Civil Procedure [2019] UGCA 49

Lubega Drake Vs Kalemba & Anor (Misc. Appln. 40 of 2018)

Lubega Drake Vs Kalemba & Anor (Misc. Appln. 40 of 2018) [2019] UGCA 49 (18 April 2019)

The Court of Appeal held that it lacks jurisdiction to review or set aside its own judgment in election petition matters except in the limited circumstances provided by the slip rule or its inherent powers. The slip rule is confined to correcting clerical or arithmetical mistakes or accidental slips, not errors of law or fact. The applicant's grounds for review were based on alleged errors of law and fact, which do not fall within the scope of the slip rule or inherent powers. The application was found to be a disguised appeal, seeking to have the court rehear matters already finally determin…

  • Review Of Judgment
  • Slip Rule
  • Finality Of Judgments
  • Election Qualification Disputes
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Election Petitions [2006] UGHC 14

Kyaboogo Kakiiza Fred v Tinkamanyire George and Others (HCT-01-CV-EP-0002/2006) (HCT-01-CV-EP-0002/2006)

Kyaboogo Kakiiza Fred v Tinkamanyire George and Others (HCT-01-CV-EP-0002/2006) (HCT-01-CV-EP-0002/2006) [2006] UGHC 14 (4 May 2006)

Election petition challenging a district chairperson’s academic qualifications was dismissed as time-barred and, in any event, unsupported by reliable proof.

  • Election Qualification Disputes
  • Academic Credentials Verification
  • Local Government Elections
  • Election-qualification-disputes
  • Academic-credentials-verification
  • Local-government-elections
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