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Land And Property [2001] UGCA 49

Lule v Attorney General

Lule v Attorney General (Civil Appeal No. 2 of 2000) [2001] UGCA 49 (12 September 2001)

The Court of Appeal partly allowed an appeal over compensation for repossessed property, ordering payment of Ug. Shs.55,952,581 to the appellant.

  • Expropriated Properties Act
  • Compulsory Acquisition
  • Compensation Formula
  • Repossession Certificate
  • Statutory Entitlement
  • Unjust Enrichment
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Land And Property [1993] UGHC 94

Registered Trustees of Kampala Institute v Departed Asians Property Custodian Board

Registered Trustees of Kampala Institute v Departed Asians Property Custodian Board (Civil Suit No. 610 of 1992) [1993] UGHC 94 (10 May 1993)

The High Court held that the Expropriated Properties Act 1982 did not apply to the suit land because it was never lawfully vested in the Government or Custodian Board.

  • Expropriated Properties Act Application
  • Trustees Incorporation Act Interpretation
  • Lease Expiry And Reversion
  • Government Acquisition Of Property
  • Expropriated-properties-act
  • Repossession
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Land And Property [1992] UGSC 20

Grindlays Bank (U) Limited v Boazi

Grindlays Bank (U) Limited v Boazi (Civil Appeal 23 of 1992) [1992] UGSC 20 (1 December 1992)

The Supreme Court of Uganda dismissed Grindlays Bank’s appeal, holding that the bank had not validly appointed a receiver or complied with demand requirements.

  • Mortgage Enforcement
  • Receiver Appointment
  • Invalid Sale Of Mortgaged Property
  • Notice And Demand Requirements
  • Damages For Trespass
  • Repossession
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