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High Court Upholds Decision of State House Staff in Prime Makerere Land Dispute

High Court Upholds Decision of State House Staff in Prime Makerere Land Dispute
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Court nullifies MP Bagala s election, orders fresh poll in Mityana

Court blocks Makerere from disqualifying NUP guild presidential candidate

Daily Monitor Saturday May 01 2021 The applicant Ms Judith Nalukwago and her lawyer Henry Byansi at the High Court in Kampala on Friday. Photo | URN Summary Court presided over by Justice Emmanuel Baguma on Friday held that Ms Nalukwago was duly nominated by the university and therefore should be allowed to campaign for now. Advertisement The High Court in Kampala has issued an interim order restraining Makerere University from disqualifying Ms Judith Nalukwago, a student, from participating in the Guild Presidential elections.   Court presided over by Justice Emmanuel Baguma on Friday held that Ms Nalukwago was duly nominated by the university and therefore should be allowed to campaign for now.

MP winners dodge losers to stop court petitions

MP winners dodge losers to stop court petitions Sunday April 25 2021 Mr Fred Nyanzi (centre) consults with his lawyer during the hearing of his petition for vote recount for the Kampala Central MP at the High Court in Kampala in January. PHOTO | ABUBAKER LUBOWA Advertisement For months, it has been a game of cat and mouse between litigants challenging results of the recent parliamentary elections and those they want to evict from the House.   Before the cases are heard by judges across the county, the most contentious issue has been tracing the parliamentary seat winners to serve them with court papers – a critical step if the case is to be set in motion.   

URA now slaps Shs300m tax on Bobi s bullet-proof car

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), has asked former opposition presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, aka Bobi Wine, to pay Shs337m in taxes for his bullet-proof car. The communication to the leader of National Unity Platform (NUP) party followed the conclusion of the reassessment process of his bullet-proof car, which had initially attracted less tax having been considered as an ordinary car. “Following the re-examination of your client’s motor vehicle, Toyota Land Cruiser V8 Reg. No. UBJ 667 F, it was confirmed that the unit was armoured. The details of ballistic protection were confirmed as 90 mm for the window upper plate glass and 6 mm for the bottom hull,” reads in part URA’s letter to Bobi Wine’s lawyers of Wameli & Co. Advocates.

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