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Civil Procedure [2022] UGHCCD 225

Katabarwa v Electricity Regulatory Authority

Katabarwa v Electricity Regulatory Authority (Miscellaneous Cause No. 327 of 2021) [2022] UGHCCD 225 (31 October 2022)

The High Court held that the employment dispute with the Electricity Regulatory Authority was a private law matter, not suitable for judicial review, and dismissed the application.

  • Judicial Review
  • Competence Of Application
  • Exhaustion Of Remedies
  • Employment Contract Termination
  • Public Vs Private Law
  • Jurisdiction Of High Court
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Civil Procedure [2005] UGHCCD 28

Mubuuke v Uganda Electricity Board

Mubuuke v Uganda Electricity Board (Miscellaneous Application 98 of 2005) [2005] UGHCCD 28 (20 May 2005)

The High Court dismissed a review application, holding that disagreement with the interest award was a matter for appeal, not review.

  • Review Of Judgment
  • Interest On Special Damages
  • Error On Face Of Record
  • Employment Contract Termination
  • Review-of-judgment
  • Error-apparent-on-the-face-of-the-record
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Employment And Labour [1990] UGHC 44

Kayondo v The Co-operative Bank Limited

Kayondo v The Co-operative Bank Limited (Civil Suit 890 of 1989) [1990] UGHC 44 (27 March 1990)

The High Court held that an employment dispute with a cooperative society over termination had first to go to the Registrar under section 73, so the suit was dismissed for want of jurisdiction.

  • Employment Contract Termination
  • Jurisdiction Of Court
  • Arbitration Requirement
  • Cooperative-societies
  • Jurisdiction
  • Employment-termination
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