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25/12/2021

09/10/2021

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22/12/2020

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09/10/2020

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05/09/2020

We congratulate our esteemed client Hon Caroline Kamusiime Muhwezi for winning the NRM party primary for Women MP seat Rukiga District!

05/09/2020

We congratulate our esteemed client Hon Flavia Kabahenda Rwabuhoro for winning the NRM party primary for Women MP seat Kyegegerwa District!

02/06/2020

Legal Alert
The Traffic and Road Safety Amendment Act (2020)

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29/05/2020

Our Partner Kiconco Katabaazi Patrick examining the right to social protection in COVID-19 responses.
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20/05/2020

Can a public official block you on social media ?
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Misc Cause 261 of 2019

Male Mabirizi versus AG.

Justice Andrew K .Basheija

""It is quite evident on record, that the twitter accounts held by them are all held in their personal, individual/private capacities. This was satisfactorily demonstrated by AIGP Asan Kasingye, in his affidavit in reply, that the respective institutions of the Respondent, have separate official twitter accounts which they operate to communicate official/public matters, vide; State House known as ; Government of Uganda ; and Uganda Police Force . These twitter handles are quite distinctive in the use and ownership from , and , respectively, which are private twitter handles and not the official handles by virtue of the offices the Respondent’s officials hold.
Being private twitter handles, therefore, the respective persons have the latitude to choose on whom to allow or block on those handles. Equally, there is nothing illegal or which precludes a public official from using his/her private twitter handle to communicate or comment on a private matter or on issue of public concern. That would not in itself transform a private twitter handle public. The net finding is that no right of the Applicant."

24/04/2020

Do you disobey an irregular order issued by Court?........................................................

Hudingson vs. Hudingson [1952] ALLER

“a party who knows of an order whether null or valid, regular or irregular cannot be permitted to disobey it. It would be most dangerous to hold that they or their solicitors could themselves judge whether the order was null or valid, whether regular or irregular. That they should not come to court and take it on themselves to determine such question”.

“That the cause of a party knowing of an order which is null or irregular and who may be affected by it was plain. As long as it existed it must not be disobeyed”.

21/04/2020

Legal Alert: The Civil Division of the High Court Kampala has ordered a stay of the release of UGX. 10bn to Parliamentary Commission /MPs until 29th April when the main application is heard!

18/04/2020

LEGAL ALERT: Malawi high court has temporarily barred Government the from continuing with lockdown without making provisions for the vulnerable

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