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Employment And Labour [2024] UGIC 28

Nabbagala and 3 Others v Watoto Child Care Ministries (Labour Dispute Reference 85 of 2022)

Nabbagala and 3 Others v Watoto Child Care Ministries (Labour Dispute Reference 85 of 2022) [2024] UGIC 28 (5 June 2024)

The Industrial Court admitted a late supplementary bundle in a labour dispute, holding that strict civil evidence rules do not bind the court.

  • Admissibility Of Evidence
  • Procedural Flexibility
  • Pre Trial Disclosure
  • Labour Justice
  • Documentary Evidence
  • Labour-law
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Criminal Law [2024] UGHCCRD 45

Sseremba v Uganda

Sseremba v Uganda (Criminal Miscellaneous Application 10 of 2024) [2024] UGHCCRD 45 (4 June 2024)

The High Court dismissed a revision application, holding that disclosure had been made and that bail cancellation was lawfully exercised by the trial court.

  • Bail Cancellation
  • Pre Trial Disclosure
  • Revision Jurisdiction
  • Fair Trial Rights
  • Criminal-revision
  • Pre-trial-disclosure
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Criminal Law [2018] UGHCCRD 206

Uganda v Okumu & Ors

Uganda v Okumu & Ors (Criminal Revision No. 0003 of 2018) [2018] UGHCCRD 206 (13 December 2018)

The High Court quashed a magistrate’s order precluding late-disclosed prosecution witnesses, holding that late police statements alone did not justify exclusion.

  • Pre Trial Disclosure
  • Admissibility Of Evidence
  • Right To Fair Trial
  • Witness Preclusion
  • Criminal Procedure
  • Revision Jurisdiction
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Criminal Law [2013] UGHCCRD 12

Ddumba Muwawu v Uganda (HCT-00-CR-SC- 169 OF 2012)

Ddumba Muwawu v Uganda (HCT-00-CR-SC- 169 OF 2012) [2013] UGHCCRD 12 (28 March 2013)

The High Court held that disclosure deficiencies did not justify dismissal, the indictment was sufficiently particularized, and no constitutional reference or stay was warranted.

  • Pre Trial Disclosure
  • Defective Indictment
  • Territorial Jurisdiction
  • Constitutional Interpretation
  • Abuse Of Process
  • Pre-trial-disclosure
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