Uganda Case Law

Egesa Noah v Post Bank Uganda Limited

Egesa Noah v Post Bank Uganda Limited (Miscellaneous Application 2503 of 2023) [2025] UGCommC 110 (27 May 2025)

Court

Commercial Court of Uganda

Case number

Miscellaneous Application 2503 of 2023

Judge

Susan Odongo, J

The High Court determined that, although the application was brought under the wrong provisions, it retained jurisdiction to entertain the application for leave to appeal out of time, as guided by Rule 2 and Rule 42(1) of the Judicature (Court of Appeal Rules) Directions. The applicant demonstrated sufficient cause for the delay, primarily due to the court's failure to notify him of the judgment delivery as previously undertaken, and the delay was not inordinate. The court found that the grounds of appeal raised substantial matters, and that granting the extension would not occasion significa…

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• Leave To Appeal Out Of Time
• Extension Of Time
• Bank Customer Duty Of Care
• Atm Fraud Liability
• Procedural Jurisdiction
• Appeal Timelines

Kaggwa v Balikuddembe

Kaggwa v Balikuddembe (Criminal Application No.896/96) [1997] UGHCCRD 1 (22 October 1997)

Court

HC: Criminal Division (Uganda)

Case number

Criminal Application No.896/96

Judge

Sebutinde, J

The High Court held it had no power to stay an advocate’s suspension pending appeal and dismissed the application with costs.

• Disciplinary Committee Proceedings
• Advocate Suspension
• Stay Of Execution
• Procedural Jurisdiction
• Stay-of-execution
• Advocate-discipline