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Land And Property [2024] UGHCLD 159

Kakooza v Luliibe and 4 Others

Kakooza v Luliibe and 4 Others (Civil Appeal 73 of 2020) [2024] UGHCLD 159 (10 June 2024)

The High Court allowed a land appeal, found an express access-road grant in a 1991 sale agreement, and ordered the respondents to vacate the road.

  • Access Road Rights
  • Trespass
  • Sale Agreement Interpretation
  • Extrinsic Evidence
  • Injunctive Relief
  • Access-road-rights
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Commercial And Corporate [1999] UGSC 8

General Industries (U) Ltd v Non. Performing Assets Recovery Trust

General Industries (U) Ltd v Non. Performing Assets Recovery Trust (Civil Appeal 5 of 1998) [1999] UGSC 8 (12 January 1999)

The Supreme Court held that extrinsic evidence could be used to identify the true consideration for a mortgage, finding UCB’s forbearance supported the mortgage.

  • Mortgage Consideration
  • Extrinsic Evidence
  • Contract Interpretation
  • Debt Assignment
  • Forbearance As Consideration
  • Mortgage-consideration
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Commercial And Corporate [1999] UGHC 22

General Industries (U) Ltd v Non.Performing Assets Recovery Trust

General Industries (U) Ltd v Non.Performing Assets Recovery Trust (Civil Appeal No. 5 of 1998) [1999] UGHC 22 (12 January 1999)

The Supreme Court held that although the mortgage contract recited consideration as a loan of shs. 700m/=, both parties agreed that no such loan was advanced. The true consideration was UCB's forbearance in postponing recovery of the debt, as part of a restructuring and rescheduling arrangement, and this was properly inferred from extrinsic evidence admitted at trial. The Court found that the exclusionary rule in section 91 of the Evidence Act did not preclude reliance on such evidence, especially where the appellant itself introduced evidence to show lack of consideration. The Tribunal and C…

  • Mortgage Consideration
  • Assignment Of Debt
  • Extrinsic Evidence
  • Contractual Intention
  • Registration Of Titles
  • Forbearance As Consideration
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