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Intellectual Property [2023] UGCommC 224

Uganda Batteries Limited v Nile Batteries Limited

Uganda Batteries Limited v Nile Batteries Limited (Civil Suit 917 of 2018) [2023] UGCommC 224 (13 March 2023)

The High Court held that Uganda Batteries proved copyright in its warranty card wording but failed to prove infringement or trademark-based claims against Nile Batteries.

  • Trademark Infringement
  • Copyright Infringement
  • Passing Off
  • Goodwill
  • Originality Of Literary Works
  • Copyright-infringement
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Intellectual Property [2015] UGSC 124

Guangzhou Tiger Battery (U) Ltd v Incargo Freight Agencies Ltd

Guangzhou Tiger Battery (U) Ltd v Incargo Freight Agencies Ltd [2015] UGSC 124 (20 October 2015)

The Supreme Court of Uganda dismissed a second appeal over alleged trademark infringement and passing off, holding that the appellant failed to prove confusion, deception, or infringement.

  • Trademark Infringement
  • Passing Off
  • Burden Of Proof
  • Importation Of Goods
  • Goodwill
  • Remedies
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Commercial And Corporate [2010] UGHC 229

Irene Kulabako v Moringa Limited & 2 Ors. (Companies Cause No.21 of 2009)

Irene Kulabako v Moringa Limited & 2 Ors. (Companies Cause No.21 of 2009) [2010] UGHC 229 (1 April 2010)

Minority shareholder oppression proved: the court ordered majority shareholders to buy out the petitioner’s shares at fair value, with interest and costs.

  • Minority Shareholder Oppression
  • Company Directors Duties
  • Share Valuation
  • Corporate Governance
  • Remedies For Oppression
  • Minority-shareholder-oppression
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