Banks undermining independence of the Judiciary

It is trite law, that when illegality is brought to the attention of Court, that illegality vitiates all pleadings, including consents

Banks undermining independence of the Judiciary

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

By Sam Mayanja

Banks have reacted to the Commercial Court ruling in the Ham Kiggundu’s case by threatening to down tools for the syndicated US$3.55B financing for East African Crude Oil

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Banks undermining independence of the Judiciary

It is trite law, that when illegality is brought to the attention of Court, that illegality vitiates all pleadings, including consents

Banks undermining independence of the Judiciary

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