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The Court of Appeal reaffirms the discretion to withhold costs in cases serving public interest, challenging the conventional ‘costs follow the event’ principle.

What a Beauriful Day: today as I celebrate 4 years having been admitted to Harvard Law School , great news coming in show that my great friend Charlotte Ahabwe has also been admitted to HLS for the 2025 LLM Class. I couldn’t be happier than this that one of my own gets to experience this.

The Principal Judge Dr Flavian Zeija will preside over the Bushenyi High Court Launch 👇

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In an eventful session at the Uganda Parliament this morning, tensions flared as Members of Parliament engaged in heated exchanges over the agenda and pressing issues surrounding the recent #UgandaParliamentExhibition .
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Bobi Wine may not have won an Oscar, but his and Uganda's story of resilience and the fight for democracy continues to inspire many across the continent and the world.
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#LEGAL ALERT.
High Court re-asserts the fact that an advocate can swear an affidavit on behalf of a client provided he or she has personal knowledge of the matters therein. Further, delves into the power of the court to sever paragraphs of an affidavit which contain falsehoods.

By Feb 2022, submissions had closed in ISER v Attorney General, a case seeking nullification of the Pinetti Lubowa Hospital agreements as unconstitutional and void. 2 years and $156m dollars later, no judgment, no hospital! Just hot air! #JudicialAccountability

Meet the driving force behind our Mauritius office – our exceptional Leadership Team!🤝 Recently awarded Firm of the Year by Chambers and Partners Africa Awards 2024. We remain grateful for our clients, who have made this recognition possible. Read more here: bit.ly/3Udjl3I

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Wamala J Dismisses Suit of a Plaintiff who was minor when cause of Action Arose in 1960,✍️Failed to Plead was not in custody of a family member when COA Arose, ✍️ if was in custody of any, suit ought to have been brought by a family member in case of a disability on his part 👇

Tonight at 07:00 PM EAT, we shall delve into the scarcely explored area of health law. We are discussing the myths and truth about Human Organ donation and transplant in Uganda amidst the new legislation.

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Attention Law Students in South Africa🎓! Get ready to turn up the heat on your career with our Winter Vacation Programme! Don't miss out – apply now: bit.ly/3wxicKs

Happening now at Uganda Law Reform Commission, Mr. Nelson Nerima from Nambale, Nerima and Co. Advocates, provided profound insights into the theme 'Advocating Integrity: Ethical Decision-Making for Lawyers in the Face of Emerging Concerns on Professional Conduct.' He delved into the legal

Elated to be part of the mentorship series, Tea with Shubrah Kasozi happening tomorrow at 5pm at Cornerstone opposite Sheraton Four Points Hotel. Join this community of likeminded individuals looking to scale their careers and businesses, Register here: forms.gle/Z3Jjczsibfx1Ti…

A resolution only qualifies to be a special resolution where it has been passed by the required number of members through the required procedure.

In a recent judgement, the Supreme Court of Uganda held that the distinctive nature of a special resolution lies in both the mandated

4 individuals were recently arrested for selling illegal cigarettes. The confiscated products were identified as flavored 'Oris' cigarettes. Uganda regulates tobacco products to protect public health.

Learn more about these regulations and the rationale behind the law.