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Civil Procedure [1997] UGCA 17

Suman Naresh Kara v Narottam Dharamsy Bhattia

Suman Naresh Kara v Narottam Dharamsy Bhattia (Civil Appeal 26 of 96) [1997] UGCA 17 (5 February 1997)

Court
Court of Appeal of Uganda
Case number
Civil Appeal 26 of 96
Judge
Manyindo, DCJ, Okello, JA, Engwau, JA

The Court of Appeal held that Ugandan courts lacked jurisdiction to grant probate for a will involving movable property where the deceased was domiciled in India.

  • Probate Jurisdiction
  • Succession To Movable Property
  • Wills And Estates
  • Domicile Of Deceased
  • Probate-jurisdiction
  • Succession-to-movable-property
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Civil Procedure [1991] UGHC 80

David Ojok Liba v Julius Peter Tokuiny Ocorobong (H/C Revision Order No. 13 of 1991)

David Ojok Liba v Julius Peter Tokuiny Ocorobong (H/C Revision Order No. 13 of 1991) [1991] UGHC 80 (11 June 1991)

Court
High Court of Uganda
Case number
H/C Revision Order No. 13 of 1991
Judge
Okello, J

The High Court cancelled a grant of letters of administration made by a Magistrate Grade II, holding that the court lacked jurisdiction because the estate was valued far above the statutory limit.

  • Letters Of Administration
  • Probate Jurisdiction
  • Estate Administration
  • Letters-of-administration
  • Probate-jurisdiction
  • Estate-administration
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