International Criminal court sued over rent
Oct 23, 2007
UGANDA Communications Commission (UCC) has sued the International Criminal Court for sh200m in rent, electricity and repairs. It is sued jointly with a local company, DNA Cable and Challenge, a property agent.
By Hillary Nsambu
UGANDA Communications Commission (UCC) has sued the International Criminal Court for sh200m in rent, electricity and repairs. It is sued jointly with a local company, DNA Cable and Challenge, a property agent.
The firm allegedly signed the tenancy agreement on behalf of the court to occupy the 7th floor of the Communications House at $7,605 per month.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had asked UCC to halt the court action to allow the international court settle the matter out of court.
UGANDA Communications Commission (UCC) has sued the International Criminal Court for sh200m in rent, electricity and repairs. It is sued jointly with a local company, DNA Cable and Challenge, a property agent.
The firm allegedly signed the tenancy agreement on behalf of the court to occupy the 7th floor of the Communications House at $7,605 per month.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs had asked UCC to halt the court action to allow the international court settle the matter out of court.