Results.
6 judgments found.
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Practice Industrial dispute-Trade union-Natural justice-Remark by president of industrial court against employer at opening of the hearing—Failure by labour officer to give copy of report to employer before hearing-Report forwarded to industrial court—Allegation that award of industrial court in excess of jurisdiction—Industrial Relations (Conciliation and Arbitration) G Ordinance, 1960, s. 10 and s. 14 (A.). Trade union-Industrial dispute-Natural justice—Remarks by president of industrial court against employer at opening of the hearing-Failure by labour officer to give copy of report to employer before hearing-Report forwarded to industrial court—Allegation that award of industrial court in excess of jurisdiction—Industrial Relations (Conciliation and Arbitration) Ordinance, 1960, s. 10 and s. 14 (A.)
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22 February 1963 |
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Constitutional law Busoga District Council Membership of Council Election Council empowered to make provision for its membership by resolution Council's resolution to be approved by Governor before it can become effective-Proviso that nine-tenths of members of Council must be directly elected-Resolution passed by Council providing for sixty-seven elected members, six specially elected members and eleven hereditary Saza Chiefs-Resolution contrary to proviso-Council dissolved-Resolution approved by Governor in part disapproving provisions for Saza chiefs as members of Council-Sixty-seven members elected by direct election- Elected members elected first six defendants as specially elected members— No previous notice of election of specially elected members published as required by resolution—Validity of election of specially elected members- Civil Procedure (Constitutional Cases) Act, 1962, s. 2 (2) (b) (U.)—Local Administration Ordinance, 1962, s. 3 (1) (b) (U.)—Uganda (Constitution) Order-in-Council, 1962, s. 12, s. 13 and Second Schedule, s. 74 and s. 75 (U.)— Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance (Cap. 1), s. 21 (U.)—Civil Procedure Rules, O. 1, r. 8 (U.). 58 Constitutional law—K yabazinga of Busoga—Election of—Busoga District Council empowered to make provision for mode of appointment of Kyabazinga and his tenure of office-No such resolution passed by District Council-Seventh defendant elected Kyabazinga–Validity of election—Uganda (Constitution) Order-in-Council, 1962, s. 13 and Second Schedule, s. 74 and s. 75 (U.)
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22 February 1963 |
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Statute-Interpretation—Provision of Criminal Procedure Code repealed and re-enacted—Repealed provision the subject of previous judicial interpretation —Whether the provision as re-enacted should receive the same interpretation— Appellate Jurisdiction Ordinance, 1961, s. 8 (4) (T.)—Criminal Procedure Code, s. 325 and s. 337 (T.). Appeal-Criminal law—Practice—Accused acquitted by District Court-Appeal by prosecution by way of case stated to High Court-Appeal allowed by High Court-Appeal by accused to Court of Appeal-Whether appeal com- competent-Appellate Jurisdiction Ordinance, 1961, s. 8 (4) (T.)-Criminal Procedure Code, s. 337 (T.)
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21 February 1963 |
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Contract-Consideration—Agreement between two parties to run a bakery— Each party in turn to run the bakery for periods of six months—Capital equipment and premises provided by one party—Same party unilaterally withdraws from the agreement-Claim for specific performance and compensation by the other party-Whether agreement supported by consideration-Contract Ordinance (Cap. 30), s. 3 (d) (A.)—Specific Relief Ordinance (Cap. 140), s. 21 (1) (A.)
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15 February 1963 |
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Bankruptcy-Scheme of arrangement with creditors—Approval of court- Reasonable security for payment of not less than 5s. in the pound—Proposal that payment under composition scheme be guaranteed by third party— Bankruptcy Ordinance (Cap. 25), s. 18 (10) and s. 29 (3) (T.)
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14 February 1963 |
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Costs-Security for costs—Divorce—Application by respondent wife to take her evidence on commission out of the jurisdiction—Security for costs of and incidental to taking evidence on commission—Indian Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, s. 77-Indian Civil Procedure Rules, O. XXVI, r. 15—Matrimonial Causes Rules, 1956, r. 25 (3), r. 67 (1) and (2) (T.)—Matrimonial Causes Ordinance (Cap. 364), s. 3 (T.)
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7 February 1963 |
