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Civil Procedure [2024] UGCommC 303

Kasagaki & Another v Financial Access & Trade Service (U) Limited

Kasagaki & Another v Financial Access & Trade Service (U) Limited (Miscellaneous Application 1101 of 2022) [2024] UGCommC 303 (24 September 2024)

The High Court upheld service and summons validity, rejected limitation and stamp-duty objections, and dismissed the application with costs.

  • Service Of Process
  • Limitation Periods
  • Authentication Of Summons
  • Stamp Duty On Contracts
  • Guarantee Contracts
  • Abuse Of Court Process
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Commercial And Corporate [2005] UGCommC 77

Interfreight (U) Ltd v Haji Ahmed Nsubuga (HCT-00-CC 156 of 2005)

Interfreight (U) Ltd v Haji Ahmed Nsubuga (HCT-00-CC 156 of 2005) [2005] UGCommC 77 (22 December 2005)

The High Court held that a claim on a verbal guarantee was barred by Section 3(1) of the Contract Act because no written, signed guarantee or memorandum was pleaded or proved.

  • Guarantee Contracts
  • Statutory Bar
  • Verbal Agreements
  • Pleadings Consistency
  • Guarantee-contracts
  • Statutory-bar
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Commercial And Corporate [1997] UGHC 8

Uganda Baati v National Insurance Corporation Limited and Another

Uganda Baati v National Insurance Corporation Limited and Another (Civil Suit 458 of 1995) [1997] UGHC 8 (23 October 1997)

The High Court held that a late demand under a guarantee and an unconsented extension of time to the principal debtor discharged the surety. The suit was dismissed with costs.

  • Guarantee Contracts
  • Surety Liability
  • Variation Of Contract
  • Breach Of Contract
  • Guarantee-contracts
  • Surety-liability
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