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Monash Ian Ssezibwa

@mssezibwa

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2. Free-eBooks. net
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4. LibriVox
5. Internet Archive
6. BookBub
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11. Project Gutenberg
12. Google Books
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HIGH COURT HAS AFFIRMED THAT A REVIEWED ORDER CANNOT BE RE-REVIEWED—THE DEPUTY REGISTRAR'S DECISION CAN ONLY BE CHALLENGED BY APPEAL AND NOT THROUGH AN APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 98 OF THE CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT. The High Court has dismissed an application that sought to set aside a

HIGH COURT HAS AFFIRMED THAT A REVIEWED ORDER CANNOT BE RE-REVIEWED—THE DEPUTY REGISTRAR'S DECISION CAN ONLY BE CHALLENGED BY APPEAL AND NOT THROUGH AN APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 98 OF THE CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT.

The High Court has dismissed an application that sought to set aside a
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Gidudu J✍️The police practice of detaining a suspect before producing them in court has no legal basis✍️failure to undergo such detention isn’t a ground to deny bail to an accused who has responded to Court summons✍️ Fixed place of abode does not mean permanent resident...👇

Gidudu J✍️The police practice of detaining a suspect before producing them in court has no legal basis✍️failure to undergo such detention isn’t a ground to deny bail to an accused who has responded to Court summons✍️ Fixed place of abode does not mean permanent resident...👇
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Lubega, J: A decision of the Registrar can only be challenged through an appeal under Order 50, Rule 8 of the CPR. There is no legal provision for the High Court to review the orders of the Registrar. ⚖️ #LDCLegalAlerts Full Summary & case details: drive.google.com/file/d/1fUeuWj…

Lubega, J: A decision of the Registrar can only be challenged through an appeal under Order 50, Rule 8 of the CPR. There is no legal provision for the High Court to review the orders of the Registrar. ⚖️ #LDCLegalAlerts

Full Summary & case details: drive.google.com/file/d/1fUeuWj…
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PPDA UPDATES 📢📢📢 THE PROCUREMENT APPEALS TRIBUNAL REAFFIRMED THAT THE EXPIRY OF A BID VALIDITY PERIOD CONCLUDES A PROCUREMENT PROCESS—THE BID IS DEEMED INVALID IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY EXTENSION. The tribunal further held that the mere fact that a procurement is funded by a

PPDA UPDATES 📢📢📢

THE PROCUREMENT APPEALS TRIBUNAL REAFFIRMED THAT THE EXPIRY OF A BID VALIDITY PERIOD CONCLUDES A PROCUREMENT PROCESS—THE BID IS DEEMED INVALID IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY EXTENSION.

The tribunal further held that the mere fact that a procurement is funded by a
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Prince David Wasajja & Ors (Administrators) v Kasasa & Anor (SCCA 1 of 2024) [2025] UGSC 14 (27 March 2025) Estate administration—will interpretation—executor powers—joint executorship—testator's intention—decision-making clause—mediation v proceedings dispute—court’s

Prince David Wasajja & Ors (Administrators) v Kasasa & Anor (SCCA 1 of 2024) [2025] UGSC 14 (27 March 2025)

Estate administration—will interpretation—executor powers—joint executorship—testator's intention—decision-making clause—mediation v proceedings dispute—court’s
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A bank must exercise reasonable care and skill in performing its mandate. In electronic transactions, this means banks must take reasonable measures to ensure their digital banking systems are secure and regularly updated. #LDCLegalAlert Full details: drive.google.com/file/d/1Gbfm1W…

A bank must exercise reasonable care and skill in performing its mandate. In electronic transactions, this means banks must take reasonable measures to ensure their digital banking systems are secure and regularly updated. #LDCLegalAlert 

Full details: drive.google.com/file/d/1Gbfm1W…
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Mikel Merino is clever and calculated, he offers more than just goals as expected of CF and most importantly he gives the team getaway from pressure like this one here when we had to clear the ball from our box. Elite.

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Supreme Court on 1 October 1997✍️Where a judge raises an issue while writing his judgment, it is necessary to give the parties an opportunity to address the Court or adduce evidence on the amended, before his judgment is delivered.

Supreme Court on 1 October 1997✍️Where a judge raises an issue while writing his judgment, it is necessary to give the parties an opportunity to address the Court or adduce evidence on the amended, before his judgment is delivered.
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An easement is a social cultural right that grants a party the right to use another person's property for a specific purpose. Such rights are not automatic but must be created voluntarily through negotiation or mandatorily through the force of law. See: drive.google.com/file/d/1-cDZCm…

An easement is a social cultural right that grants a party the right to use another person's property for a specific purpose. Such rights are not automatic but must be created voluntarily through negotiation or mandatorily through the force of law.

See: drive.google.com/file/d/1-cDZCm…
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High Court Declares Caveats Lodged by Non-Beneficiaries Invalid under Section 123(1) of the Registration of Titles Act and awards damages for Trespass The Court found that neither Defendant qualified as a beneficiary under Section 23 of the Succession Act, which defines

High Court Declares Caveats Lodged by Non-Beneficiaries Invalid under Section 123(1) of the Registration of Titles Act and awards damages for Trespass

The Court found that neither Defendant qualified as a beneficiary under Section 23 of the Succession Act, which defines
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Si kirungi n'akatono abantu okumala gazimba buli webasanze oba okuzimba mu mbeera nga buli omu bw'alabye. Wateekwa okubaawo okuluŋŋamya n'okuteekateeka obulungi. Olwo Ensi yaffe ejja kukulaakulana #BugandaKuNtikko

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The High Court affirmed that trespass to land may occur through unlawful registration, even in the absence of physical intrusion, where such registration interferes with the lawful possessor’s proprietary rights. The Court further clarified that the Commissioner of Land

The High Court affirmed that trespass to land may occur through unlawful registration, even in the absence of physical intrusion, where such registration interferes with the lawful possessor’s proprietary rights.

The Court further clarified that the Commissioner of Land