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Commercial And Corporate [2023] UGHCCD 111

Chief Distillers Uganda Limited v DAMCO Logistics Uganda Limited

Chief Distillers Uganda Limited v DAMCO Logistics Uganda Limited (Civil Suit No. 4 of 2019) [2023] UGHCCD 111 (24 April 2023)

The High Court held that the defendant’s duty was limited to freight forwarding from Mombasa to Kampala and dismissed the claim for loss after local delivery.

  • Contractual Scope Of Services
  • Variation Of Contract
  • Negligence In Service Provision
  • Agency Liability
  • Sanctity Of Contract
  • Contract-law
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Commercial And Corporate [2018] UGEDT 4

Kamba Petroleum (U) Limited v UMEME Limited (EDT COMPLAINT 10 of 2016)

Kamba Petroleum (U) Limited v UMEME Limited (EDT COMPLAINT 10 of 2016) [2018] UGEDT 4 (23 February 2018)

The tribunal found that Umeme unlawfully connected 12 other customers to Kamba Petroleum’s meter, causing overbilling. Special damages were refused, but general damages and costs were awarded.

  • Electricity Distribution Liability
  • Metering Equipment Standards
  • Negligence In Service Provision
  • General Damages Assessment
  • Electricity-overbilling
  • Utility-negligence
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Land And Property [2015] UGEDT 2

Kasaija v UMEME Limited (EDT COMPLAINT 2 of 2009)

Kasaija v UMEME Limited (EDT COMPLAINT 2 of 2009) [2015] UGEDT 2 (4 February 2015)

The Tribunal found that the Respondent was in breach of its statutory duty to supply electricity by failing to restore power to the Complainant for two years, despite being under a legal obligation to do so. The Respondent's evidence was inconsistent with its pleadings and the agreed facts, particularly regarding the timing of the disconnection and restoration. The Tribunal rejected the Respondent's claim that it only became aware of the issue in 2009, noting that its own systems should have detected the fault. The continued charging of service fees during the period of disconnection was foun…

  • Electricity Supply Disputes
  • Statutory Duties Of Licensees
  • Negligence In Service Provision
  • General And Special Damages
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