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Per Justice Kisaakye a wife’s indirect contributions towards payments for household expenses, preparation of food, purchase of children’s clothing, and organising children for school generally enhance the welfare of the family. That taken together,...
COURT OF APPEAL REFINES MATRIMONIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF SPOUSES The Court of Appeal presided over by Justices Elizabeth Musoke, Muzamiru Kibeedi and Christopher Gashirabake, JJA, has today made pronouncements with far reaching consequences on...
In Uganda v Kirabo Mathew HCT-CRIMINAL SESSION CASE NO. 434 OF 2015 Justice Henry Kawesa convicted Kirabo Mathew of the murder of his girlfriend Mirembe Desire. With due respect to the loss by Desire’s...
The discriminatory increase of science teacher’s salaries is unconstitutional and illegal.
Animal farm was right about African revolutionaries. They are not fighting for you but for their families and relatives. Soon or later, they will become the very thing they fought. So if you support...
In Uganda many men and women during time of joy, happiness and love transfer properties to their spouses, children and relatives. Sometimes it is because they are blindfolded by love and some other times...
Proponents of Parliamentary supremacy contend that parliament as the representative of the will of the people should rein supreme over other organs of the state. Indeed of the three branches of Government Parliament is...
The definition of taxes and the distinction between fees and taxes used herein are obtained from Revenue Statistics of OECD Member Countries (1965-1994) at Pg. 27 to 30. The definitions found therein have been...
by Administrator · Published February 23, 2022 · Last modified October 23, 2022
According to the Independent Magazine, High Court Judges in Uganda are scared of granting bail to Mohammed Ssegirinya and Allan Ssewanyana. The independent reports that the judges are scared of being picked up, held...
by Administrator · Published February 22, 2022 · Last modified December 30, 2022
In Kassim Mpanga v Uganda Cr App 30 of 1994 the Supreme Court at page 17 defined loss as ‘something that reasonable search cannot recover. Something lost for good and not recoverable’. Whereas the requirement of a reasonable...
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