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Civil Procedure [2024] UGHC 710

Musinguzi and Others v Rweru and Another

Musinguzi and Others v Rweru and Another (Miscellaneous Application 3 of 2024) [2024] UGHC 710 (12 July 2024)

The High Court of Uganda at Fort Portal dismissed an application to extend time to appeal, finding the applicants had notice of judgment and showed no sufficient cause.

  • Extension Of Time
  • Leave To Appeal
  • Service Of Judgment Notice
  • Dilatory Conduct
  • Abuse Of Court Process
  • Extension-of-time
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Civil Procedure [2021] UGSC 34

Mbarara Municipal Council v Jetha Brothers Limited

Mbarara Municipal Council v Jetha Brothers Limited (Miscellaneous Application 10 of 2021) [2021] UGSC 34 (8 October 2021)

The Supreme Court found that the applicant, Mbarara Municipal Council, was the proper party to bring the application, as it was the party on record in the lower courts. The court held that the affidavit in support, sworn by the applicant's advocate, was valid as it disclosed the source of information and did not contain contentious matters. The court determined that the applicant was never served with notice of the date for delivery of judgment, and this averment was not rebutted by the respondent. Applying Rule 5 of the Supreme Court Rules and the principle that sufficient reason must relate…

  • Extension Of Time
  • Notice Of Appeal
  • Service Of Judgment Notice
  • Affidavit Evidence
  • Court Discretion
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Civil Procedure [2017] UGCA 152

Aisha Nakitende v Wanume

Aisha Nakitende v Wanume (Civil Application No. 255 of 2016) [2017] UGCA 152 (10 February 2017)

The Court of Appeal of Uganda granted leave to appeal out of time, finding the delay was caused by counsel’s omission and should not be visited on the applicant.

  • Extension Of Time
  • Sufficient Cause
  • Mistake Of Counsel
  • Service Of Judgment Notice
  • Extension-of-time
  • Sufficient-cause
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