The Microfinance Support Centre v Kasese Hospital and Baguma John Henry
The Microfinance Support Centre v Kasese Hospital and Baguma John Henry (Miscellaneous Application 42 of 2024) [2025] UGHC 404 (10 March 2025)
The court found that the Applicant failed to demonstrate sufficient grounds for leave to appeal. The alleged fraud was not properly laid before the High Court, and the application for leave to appeal was based on issues already dismissed for being filed out of time. The court held that the Applicant did not present an arguable prima facie case, as the issue of fraud could not be used to circumvent the procedural impropriety and lack of proof against the Respondents. Consequently, the application did not raise substantial questions of law warranting appellate consideration, and leave to appeal…
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- Leave To Appeal
- Consent Judgment
- Fraud In Proceedings
- Abuse Of Court Process