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Employment And Labour [2025] UGHCCD 33

Rukwira v Uganda Revenue Authority

Rukwira v Uganda Revenue Authority (Civil Suit 434 of 2020) [2025] UGHCCD 33 (26 February 2025)

The High Court held that the plaintiff’s employment was subject to UPDF secondment terms, that UPDF—not URA—de-seconded him, and dismissed the suit with costs.

  • Secondment Of Personnel
  • Termination Of Employment
  • Cause Of Action
  • Contractual Liability
  • Notice Of Termination
  • Employment-termination
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Land And Property [2024] UGHCCD 166

Forte Concrete Limited v Muwanga and Another

Forte Concrete Limited v Muwanga and Another (Civil Appeal 53 of 2023) [2024] UGHCCD 166 (25 October 2024)

The High Court held that the respondents, as beneficiaries of the estate of the late landlord, had locus standi to sue for recovery of the property to protect the estate, even without letters of administration, as the appellant's continued occupation after expiry of the fixed-term tenancy endangered the estate. The tenancy agreement was for a fixed term of five years, expiring by effluxion of time on 30th April 2023, and the twelve months' notice provision applied only to premature termination, not to expiry. The appellant could not invoke the notice clause after the tenancy had lapsed, and t…

  • Tenancy Agreements
  • Locus Standi
  • Fixed Term Tenancy
  • Notice Of Termination
  • Succession And Estates
  • Application Of Statutes
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Land And Property [2021] UGHCCD 69

Uganda Coffee Development Authourity v Stephen Banya

Uganda Coffee Development Authourity v Stephen Banya (Civil Suit No. 140 of 2018) [2021] UGHCCD 69 (7 July 2021)

The court found that the tenancy agreement between the parties allowed for termination by three months' written notice. The plaintiff issued valid notices of termination, which were not contested by the defendant. The defendant's continued occupation after the expiry of the notice period, without payment of rent and against the plaintiff's will, rendered him a tenant at sufferance and ultimately a trespasser. The court rejected the defendant's argument of an implied periodic tenancy, holding that the conduct of the plaintiff in issuing termination notices and seeking vacant possession was con…

  • Tenancy Termination
  • Landlord Tenant Disputes
  • Notice Of Termination
  • Trespass
  • Eviction Procedure
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