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HC: Civil Division (Uganda)

The Civil Division is a division of the high court. It's functions include: Hearing appeal cases from the Magistrates' courts in connection with torts committed against the person, Defamation, Bankruptcy and company winding up matters, Partnership matters,Companies matters, Real and personal property.

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Twed towers, along Kafu Road, Nakasero.
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August 2004
Okello v Otto (HCT-04-CV-CS-0043/2003) [2004] UGHCCD 4 (25 August 2004)
25 August 2004
in the matter of an application for judicial review by Annebritt Aslund (Misc Cause 441 of 2004) [2004] UGHCCD 6 (16 August 2004)
16 August 2004
April 2004
Greenwatch v Uganda Wildlife Authority & Anor (Miscellaneous Application No.92 of 2004) [2004] UGHCCD 5 (28 April 2004)
A 45‑day statutory notice to scheduled corporations does not bar urgent Article 50 constitutional enforcement applications.
Constitutional rights enforcement – Article 50 – Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (Enforcement Procedure) Rules (S.I. 26/1992) – Rule 7 importing Civil Procedure Act – Scheduled corporations and Cap.72 s.2 45‑day notice – urgency of remedies; preliminary objection to strike out overruled.
 28 April 2004
Achere & 5 Ors v Pallisa District Local Government Council (HCT-04-CV-MC-0004 OF 2004) [2004] UGHCCD 3 (22 April 2004)
22 April 2004
Balikuddembe & 3 Ors Vs Nakamate (Misc.Application No. 161 of 2004) [2004] UGHCCD 2 (2 April 2004)
An injunction application founded on an affidavit missing mandatory jurat particulars is incurably defective and is struck out.
Civil procedure – Temporary injunction – supporting affidavit must comply with Oaths Act s.5 jurat (place and date) – omission renders affidavit incurably defective – application grounded on defective affidavit struck out – costs refused where defect caused by counsel/Commissioner for Oaths.
 2 April 2004
February 2004
Nanteza & Ors v Mubiru Nalongo (Civil Suit No.709/2003) [2004] UGHCCD 1 (26 February 2004)
Court entered consent judgment revoking prior letters of administration and granted fresh administration to persons named in the consent.
* Consent judgment – court gave effect to parties' consent * Administration of estates – revocation of prior letters of administration * Fresh grant of letters of administration to persons named in consent * Costs ordered in terms of consent
 26 February 2004