Matrimonial Property Law

Joseph Baguma v Sefuroza Matende (Civil Suit No.MFP 12 Of 1985) ((Civil Suit No.MFP 12 Of 1985)) [1991] UGHC 23 (4 November 1991);

Flynote: 

Search Summary: 

The father to the plaintiff who was by now deceased was lawfully married in church to the mother of the plaintiff in Rukungiri district where they had four children and the mother to the plaintiff lived at the material time. Subsequently, the deceased shifted to Kabarole district where he took on the defendant as his wife and cohabited and had three children. The mother to the plaintiff remained in Rukungiri but her children joined their father in Kabarole. The deceased died intestate and letters of administration were granted to her hence this suit by the plaintiff contesting. 

Headnote and Holding: 

Having proved that the defendant had a subsisting marriage with the deceased, court was of a view that the plaintiff failed to prove his claim on the balance of probabilities and in the end the suit was dismissed.

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