Legal Services

I offer a wide range of legal services including:

• Drafting of agreements, memoranda of understanding and wills
• Company matters such as company incorporation, Memarts drafting, resolutions, shares and dividends
• Drafting of legal documents such as affidavits and statutory declarations
• Representation of clients before the courts of law
• Other legal services tailored to client needs

Case Analyses

Bank of India (U) Limited versus NC Beverages Limited and Another Civil Suit No. 0009 of 2021 (OS)
Court held that any disposition or sale of the company’s assets, transfer of shares or alteration in the status of company’s contributories made after the commencement of the winding up by the Court without the Court’s sanction or approval is void. Court found that section 97(1)(c) specifically prohibits the levying...Full review

Bank of Uganda and Another v Kaweesi and Others (Miscellaneous Application 1047 of 2022)
Court found that there were no circumstances justifying this as a derivative claim on behalf of any of the seventeen companies hence the aspects of the claims with regard to the group of companies associated with the 2nd Applicant were found to be misconceived and the same were struck off...Full review

In the matter of K.R.K Investments Limited and an application by Nilesh (Company Cause No. 26 of 2019)
The Court found that all the necessary requirements for the winding up and dissolution of the company were complied with under the Companies Act, 2012 and the Insolvency Act, 2011 and final returns of the account had been filed as required. Court noted that the land comprised in leasehold Register...Full review

Ruth Sebatindira SC – Administrator of Uganda Telecom Limited – in administration versus Uganda Revenue Authority and Others Miscellaneous Application No. 1164 of 2020
The debts or claims of the respondents should not be subordinated to the settlement of other creditors claim and equitable subordination of their claims should not be considered in the circumstances of this case. Section 173(1) of the Insolvency Act, 2011 provides that upon an application for Court’s directions, the...Full review

Siraje Ndugga versus Kabito Karamagi and Donald Nyakairu, The Recievers or Managers of Spencon Services Ltd In Recievership Miscellaneous Cause No. 219 of 2020
Court held that justice has to be done to all irrespective of their social or economic status without delay, subject to the applicable law. The law in this case requires that the priority list of creditors under the Insolvency Act must be followed. This court cannot disregard the existing law...Full review

Uganda Revenue Authority versus Rabbo Enterprises and Another Civil Appeal No. 12 of 2004
The Supreme Court found that the seizure of the goods of the Respondents could not amount to a tort since the Appellant was exercising power of a statutory lien provided for under Section 144 (3) of the East African Customs and Transfer Management Act. The Court observed that the questions...Full review