Uganda Case Law

Kayongo v Ndejje University

Kayongo v Ndejje University (MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATION NO. 133 OF 2024) [2025] UGIC 29 (7 April 2025)

Court

Industrial Court of Uganda

Case number

MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATION NO. 133 OF 2024

Judges

Wabwire Musana, J, Namara, Panel Member, Nabirye, Matovu

The court found that, although the respondent's affidavit in reply was filed out of time and was expunged from the record, the applicant's motion to strike out the memorandum in reply was not supported by sufficient evidence. The court relied on its digital case management system (ICCMIS), which showed that the memorandum in reply was filed on 30th May 2024, and there was no evidence of backdating or unethical conduct. The court emphasized that digital records provide reliable evidence of filing timelines and safeguard the integrity of judicial processes. Mere allegations of impropriety, with…

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• Filing Timelines
• Electronic Case Management
• Affidavit Striking Out
• Court Integrity
• Digital Evidence

Edward Kasinzi alias Gatsinzi vs Hussein Kisiki Nyamayalwo and 2others

Edward Kasinzi alias Gatsinzi vs Hussein Kisiki Nyamayalwo and 2others (Miscellaneous Civil Application No. 1747 of 2022) [2022] UGHCLD 216 (2 November 2022)

Court

HC: Land Division (Uganda)

Case number

Miscellaneous Civil Application No. 1747 of 2022

Judge

Nkonge, J

The High Court set aside a dismissal for non-service, finding the applicant’s failure stemmed from ECCMIS technical errors and not negligence.

• Review Of Dismissal
• Right To Be Heard
• Procedural Irregularity
• Electronic Case Management
• Reinstatement Of Application
• Review-of-dismissal