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TABLE OF CONTE~ ~TSDeclaration.Approval iiiDedication ivAcknowledgement vTable of Content viList of Abbreviations viiList of Statu~es viiiList of cases ixCHAPTER a TE I1.0 Background ofthe study 21.1 Statement ofthe problem 31.2 Hypothesis 31.3 Objectives of the study 31.4 Scope ofthe study 41.5 Significance ofthe study 41.6 Justification of~he study 51.7 Literature Re~:iew 51.8 Research Methodology 7CHAPTER TWO 102.0 Introduction 10vi2.1 Presentation of study flndings.102.2 Modes of access t...
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Abstract The researcher carried out the study on death penalty and human rights in Uganda a case study in Kampala. The researcher discussed the following topic in chapter one. An overview, death penalty and international and domestic instruments, effects of death penalty cUlcl conclusion and recommendations.
ABSTRACTThe law of consumer credit, embodied in statutes, protects consumers and provides guidelines for the credit industry. The overall purpose of such consumer protection statutes are to protect consumers obtaining credit to finance their transactions, ensure that adequate credit is provided, and govern the credit industry in general. Uganda has not had a consumer credit protection law, and consumer protection generally has been regulated by general contract laws and common law principles....
ABSTRACT copyright is the right granted to an individual to such as music. What is protected is the creativity in the choice and arrangement of musical notes. 'therefore, this research is focused on discussing the copyright law in Uganda and its emerging ~gal issue, with in the music industry as a case study and applicability and relevance of the copyright law to Ugandan Artists. This thesis exan1ines the provisions of the copyright and neighboring Rights Act, 2006 that protect music copy ri...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION Matrimonial property is property owned or obtained by either or both married spouses before or during their marriage. Matrimonial property in Uganda has not yet been clearly defined either by statutory law or case law. However courts have provided a starting point for determination of what constitutes matrimonial property. In the ease of Julius Rwabinumi vs. Hope Bahimbisomwc 1 , Justice Twinomujuni held that: ··~-latrimonial property is joint property between husband ...
ABSTRACT Within the last few decades, many efforts aimed at preventing domestic violence and helping victims have focused on violence against women because in social and legal policies domestic violence is ollcn considered a woman's issue. The study is set to evaluate the role of the legal and institutional fi·amework in curbing down the problem of domestic violence in central Kenya. The law emphasizes on the woman as the main victim of domestic violence and the man as the main perpetrator. ...
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TABLE OF CONTENTSContentsDECLARATIONAPPROVAL iiACKNOWLEDGEMENT iiiDEDICATION ivLIST OF ACRONYMS vLIST OF LEGAL ll’JSTRUMENTS AUTHORITIES viTABLE OF CONTENTS viiABSTRACT xCHAPTER ONE 11.0 Introduction 11.1 Background to the study 21.2 Statement of the problem 81.3 Purpose / Objectives of the Study 91.3.2 Specific Objectives 91.4 Research Questions 91.5 Scope of the Study 91.5.1 Subject scope 91.5.2 Geographical Scope 101.5.3 Significance of the study 10Methodology 10CHAPTER TWO 11LITERATURE ...