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Civil Procedure [2001] UGHC 103

Nelson.G.Wambuzi v Busoga Growers Co-op Union Ltd (Misc.App.No. 913 of 2000)

Nelson.G.Wambuzi v Busoga Growers Co-op Union Ltd (Misc.App.No. 913 of 2000) [2001] UGHC 103 (15 January 2001)

The High Court allowed an objection to attachment, ordering release of machinery where the objector was found to possess it on its own account, with costs.

  • Execution Of Judgments
  • Objection Proceedings
  • Attachment Of Property
  • Objection-to-attachment
  • Attachment-of-property
  • Execution-of-judgments
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Civil Procedure [1929] EACA 20

Miyaji v Gulamhusein (C.A. 25/1929.)

Miyaji v Gulamhusein (C.A. 25/1929.) [1929] EACA 20 (1 January 1929)

The Court of Appeal held that an objection order under Order 36 Rule 8 was not a decree and was not appealable without leave, so the appeal was dismissed.

  • Leave To Appeal
  • Objection Proceedings
  • Attachment Before Judgment
  • Definition Of Decree
  • Leave-to-appeal
  • Objection-proceedings
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Civil Procedure [2002] UGSC 5

Lawrence Muwanga v Stephen Kyeyune (Legal Representative of Christine Kisamba, deceased)

Lawrence Muwanga v Stephen Kyeyune (Legal Representative of Christine Kisamba, deceased) [2002] UGSC 5 (19 June 2002)

The Supreme Court held that the non-payment of court fees at the time of instituting objection proceedings does not render the proceedings a nullity. The court has discretion under Rule 6 of the Court Fees, Fines and Deposits Rules to order payment of the requisite fees, and upon such payment, the proceedings are validated. The court found no evidence that the issue of non-payment was raised at trial, and the objector's death and change of counsel made it difficult to ascertain whether fees were paid. The court further held that the property in question had been donated to the widow and child…

  • Objection Proceedings
  • Court Fees
  • Execution Of Decrees
  • Judicial Sale
  • Transfer Of Property
  • Administration Of Estates
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