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June 15, 2023
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An organisation has the right to make guidelines that it considers necessary to facilitate its obligations and achieve its objectives.

Aboneka Michael & anor V Watoto Church Ltd Constitutional Petition No. 019 of 2018 [2023] Attention! Article 29 (1) (c) of the Constitution gives different institutions and organizations discretion to determine their own practices. A citizen of Uganda is at liberty to choose to belong to that organization and manifest their practices or not. If […]

June 8, 2023
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All document filings with Uganda Registration Services Bureau must be done online.

Effective 12 June 2023, all document filings with Uganda Registration Services Bureau must be done online. All business owners are requested to take note and comply with the ongoing data upgrade exercise Disclaimer: No information contained in this alert should be construed as legal advice from Namara Musinguzi & Co. Advocates or the individual authors, nor is […]

May 17, 2023
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A sales agreement for a transaction related to land is now mandatory.

Disclaimer: No information contained in this alert should be construed as legal advice from Namara Musinguzi & Co. Advocates or the individual authors, nor is it intended to be a substitute for legal counsel on any subject matter Prepared By: Ann Namara Musinguzi (Managing Partner) ann@namaramusinguziadvocates.com Ainomugisha Anita ( Legal Associate) anita@namaramusinguziadvocates.com

May 3, 2023
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Crypto-currencies under the current National Payment System (Uganda) are illegal, unlawful and unacceptable as a general payment instrument.

Attention! Crypto Currency transactions by consumers or investors are not protected by government regulations or oversights. The National Payment Systems Act, 2020 which regulates payment systems in Uganda was not designed with crypto-currencies in mind. Silver Kayondo V Bank of Uganda Misc. Cause No. 109 of 2022(Civil Division): judgment delivered on 24th April 2023 by […]

April 26, 2023
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Centre for Arbitration & Dispute Resolution (CADER) is a quasi-judicial body and not a Court of Judicature.

Centre for Arbitration & Dispute Resolution & Jimmy Muyanja v Attorney General, Constitutional Petition No. 11/2019, Judgment delivered on March 2, 2023. Lead judgment by Monica K. Mugenyi, JCC Background to the case A petition was lodged by the Petitioners; challenging the failure to recognize CADER as a constitutionally established subordinate Court, the decisions of […]

March 3, 2023
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The Court of appeal holds that the absence of a decree on court records does not invalidate an appeal

Post Bank (U) Limited Vs William Barigye (Civil Appeal No. 301 of 2018) [2023] UGCA 62 Attention! A decree is an abridged version of a judgment. An Appellate Court should be concerned with having before it a judgment where it can carefully study the trial Court’s findings and the reasons for the findings, than just […]

February 4, 2023
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The Court of Appeal of Uganda holds that in land transactions, a search on the register is enough before a transfer can be effected.

The man, who is in a stable condition in hospital, has potentially life-changing injuries after the overnight attack in Garvagh, County Londonderry. He was shot in the arms and legs.

February 4, 2023
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Paying an employee in lieu of notice without the employee’s consent amounts to summary dismissal.

The man, who is in a stable condition in hospital, has potentially life-changing injuries after the overnight attack in Garvagh, County Londonderry. He was shot in the arms and legs.

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An organisation has the right to make guidelines that it considers necessary to facilitate its obligations and achieve its objectives.

All document filings with Uganda Registration Services Bureau must be done online.

A sales agreement for a transaction related to land is now mandatory.

Crypto-currencies under the current National Payment System (Uganda) are illegal, unlawful and unacceptable as a general payment instrument.

Centre for Arbitration & Dispute Resolution (CADER) is a quasi-judicial body and not a Court of Judicature.

The Court of appeal holds that the absence of a decree on court records does not invalidate an appeal

The Court of Appeal of Uganda holds that in land transactions, a search on the register is enough before a transfer can be effected.

Paying an employee in lieu of notice without the employee’s consent amounts to summary dismissal.

Latest in Arbitration Series: The Supreme Court of Kenya confirms the principle of finality of Arbitral Proceedings.

WhatsApp Messages can constitute a valid contract as long as they satisfy the criterion of a valid contract.

Latest in Arbitration Series: Parties cannot agree to the constitution of an arbitral tribunal outside the provisions of an arbitration agreement without obtaining all the required consent.

Latest in Arbitration Series: The High Court has the discretion to issue a post-award protective measures under s. 98 of the Civil Procedure Act

Latest in Arbitration Series: The Supreme Court of Kenya confirms the principle of finality of Arbitral Proceedings.

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Latest in Arbitration Series: The Supreme Court of Kenya confirms the principle of finality of Arbitral Proceedings.

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