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Constitutional Law [2021] UGHCCD 9

Nangosha v Attorney General

Nangosha v Attorney General (Miscellaneous Cause No. 229 of 2018) [2021] UGHCCD 9 (26 February 2021)

Court
HC: Civil Division (Uganda)
Case number
Miscellaneous Cause No. 229 of 2018
Judge
Nambayo, J

The court found that the Respondent's failure to file an affidavit in reply resulted in the admission of all facts alleged by the Applicant. The Applicant was illegally declared AWOL, struck off the pay roll, and retired from the UPDF without justification. The Applicant is entitled to unpaid salary for 126 months, pension and gratuity for 16 years of service, housing allowance for the period not accommodated, and general damages for the inconvenience and suffering caused. The court rejected claims for professional allowance, payment in lieu of untaken leave, and aggravated damages due to lac…

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  • Unlawful Retirement
  • Military Service Rights
  • Pension And Gratuity Entitlements
  • Salary Arrears
  • Housing Allowance
  • General Damages
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Administrative Law [2019] UGCA 132

Asiimwe Vs Attorney General

Asiimwe Vs Attorney General (Civil Appeal No. 050 of 2009) [2019] UGCA 132 (28 May 2019)

Court
Court of Appeal of Uganda
Case number
Civil Appeal No. 050 of 2009

The Court found that the Constitutional Amendment Act, 2005, which amended Article 188, did not invalidate the appellant's substantive appointment as Chief Administrative Officer, nor did it require him to undergo a fresh interview or reappointment by the Public Service Commission. The advice of the Attorney General and the actions of the Public Service Commission were not based on law and had no legal effect on the appellant's appointment. The process leading to the appellant's retirement was unconstitutional and unlawful. The appellant's appointment remained valid, and he was entitled to re…

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  • Judicial Review
  • Public Service Appointments
  • Constitutional Amendment Effects
  • Unlawful Retirement
  • Remedies Certiorari Prohibition
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