Notice of Appeal

Stephen Mabosi v Uganda Revenue Authority ((Civil Application No. 16 of 1995)) [1996] UGSC 2 (1 February 1996);

Flynote: 

Search Summary: 

This was an application in which the applicant sought to strike out the Notice of Appeal on grounds that the respondent’s appeal had not been instituted within the prescribed time. The applicant argued that counsel for the respondent did not follow the prescribed procedure for lodging an appeal and that he was never served with a copy of the Notice of Appeal.

Headnote and Holding: 

It was however, found that the respondent combined the notice of appeal with a copy of proceedings, and that a copy of the notice of appeal was sent to the applicant who was therefore aware that the respondent was waiting for a copy of proceedings from the Registrar, which was to be supplied as soon as it was ready.

 

Further, it was found that the respondent’s appeal had been filed within the prescribed time, and was therefore vigilant in prosecuting the appeal.

 

Accordingly, the application was dismissed with costs to the respondent.

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