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HC: Family Division (Uganda)

The Family Division was created in  April 2005 as a division of the high court that handles: Administration causes, Family causes, (Adoption, Guardianship, Affiliation/maintenance), Miscellaneous causes, Miscellaneous applications, Civil appeals, Civil suits, Originating summons, Civil revisions and Divorce cases.

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Makindye Chief Magistrates' Court at Mobutu Road .
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June 2005
Ocuwai v Ocuwai (Misc. Application No. 662 of 2003 ;) [2005] UGHCFD 3 (30 June 2005)
Court corrected its judgment, upheld Magistrate’s refusals to amend pleadings, dismissed review with costs and remitted petition to trial court.
Civil procedure — Review and correction of court’s judgment — Order 42 CPR and Civil Procedure Act ss.98–100 — slip or clerical errors; Magistrates’ Courts Act s.232 — limits when court not sitting in appeal; Order VI r.18 CPR — refusal to grant leave to amend pleadings not automatically appealable under Order 40 CPR; remittal to trial court to determine substantive issues.
 30 June 2005
May 2005
Makumba v Watsemba (HCT-04-CV-CR-0005/2003) [2005] UGHCFD 4 (12 May 2005)
12 May 2005
April 2005
Ssezi Musoke v Attorney General (H.C.Misc. Application No. 1128 of 2004) [2005] UGHCFD 2 (27 April 2005)
Family Law
 27 April 2005
March 2005
Magolo & Anor v Najuma (Misc. Application No.0145 of 2004) [2005] UGHCFD 1 (23 March 2005)
Administrator General appointed pendente lite to protect dependants where respondent’s administration risked depriving children of support.
* Probate – appointment of Administrator General pendente lite to protect dependants' interests; * Interim administration where alleged neglect or omission by estate applicant; * Refusal of adjournment where no opposing papers filed and unexplained absence; * No costs where application unopposed.
 23 March 2005