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Civil Procedure [1996] UGSC 33

Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited v Kanabolic Group of Companies Limited

Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited v Kanabolic Group of Companies Limited (Civil Appeal 57 of 1995) [1996] UGSC 33 (16 August 1996)

The Supreme Court held that the application to set aside the arbitrator's award was barred by res judicata, as the issue of illegality could and should have been raised in the previous application challenging the award. Both applications were brought under the same statutory provisions and sought the same relief. The court further found that the arbitrator had the power to extend the time for making the award under Schedule 1 to the Arbitration Act, which was implied in the submission, and therefore no illegality occurred. The appeal was dismissed as lacking merit, and the orders of the High…

  • Res Judicata
  • Arbitration Award Challenge
  • Illegality In Arbitration
  • Extension Of Time By Arbitrator
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Civil Procedure [1996] UGSC 29

Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited v Kanabolic Group of Companies Limited

Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited v Kanabolic Group of Companies Limited (Civil Appeal 57 of 1995) [1996] UGSC 29 (15 August 1996)

The Supreme Court held that the application to set aside the arbitrator's award was barred by res judicata because the issues raised were substantially the same as those in the previous application, which had been heard and determined between the same parties. The court further held that the issue of illegality, specifically the arbitrator's extension of time to make the award, should have been raised in the earlier application. Since the relevant provisions of the Arbitration Act and its Schedule impliedly conferred power on the arbitrator to extend time, there was no illegality in the arbit…

  • Res Judicata
  • Arbitration Awards
  • Illegality In Arbitration
  • Extension Of Time
  • Court Jurisdiction
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