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Constitutional Law [2007] UGCC 8

Dabule and 2 Others v A.G and Bank of Uganda (Consitutional Petition No. 2 of 2004)

Dabule and 2 Others v A.G and Bank of Uganda (Consitutional Petition No. 2 of 2004) [2007] UGCC 8 (14 September 2007)

The court held that the Banking (Freezing of Accounts) Orders, specifically Legal Notices 2 of 1982 and 2 & 3 of 1984, were made pursuant to section 26A of the Banking Act 1969. Section 54 of the Financial Institutions Statute No.4 of 1993 repealed the entire Banking Act 1969, including section 26A. The saving provision in section 54(2) only preserved statutory instruments that were consistent with the new statute. Since the freezing policy was reversed by the 1993 Statute, the Legal Notices became inconsistent and ceased to have legal effect from 14th May 1993. Consequently, the Legal Notice…

  • Freezing Of Bank Accounts
  • Statutory Repeal
  • Constitutional Inconsistency
  • Right To Property
  • Right To Hearing
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Criminal Law [1953] EACA 10

Gathungu v Regina

Gathungu v Regina (Criminal Appeal No. 669 of 1952) [1953] EACA 10 (1 January 1953)

The appeal succeeded because the headman’s terracing order was not shown to have been made on the required advice of an agricultural officer.

  • Native Authority Ordinance
  • African District Councils
  • Enforceability Of Orders
  • Statutory Repeal
  • Local Government Powers
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal Law [1941] EACA 54

Rex v Odima

Rex v Odima (Criminal Appeal No. 77 of 1941) [1941] EACA 54 (1 January 1941)

The Court of Appeal for Eastern Africa dismissed a criminal appeal, holding that no right of appeal survived the repeal of the relevant provision and that no appeal lay on sentence severity.

  • Right Of Appeal
  • Severity Of Sentence
  • Jurisdiction Of Court
  • Statutory Repeal
  • Criminal-appeal-right
  • Severity-of-sentence
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