Arineitwe Jackline v Kabagambe Alex (Administration Cause No. 016 of 2026)
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Holding
The High Court granted letters of administration to the applicant under Section 256(4) of the Succession Act, where the deceased died in service of Uganda Prisons and the estate comprised death gratuity and pension benefits. All adult beneficiaries consented to the application. The applicant was ordered to file initial and final inventory and distribution under Section 273(1) of the Succession Act.
Outcome
Letters of administration granted to applicant
Facts
The applicant sought letters of administration for the estate of the late Kabagambe Alex. The deceased died while in the service of Uganda Prisons. The estate comprised death gratuity and pension benefits. All five children of the deceased, who were adults, were present and consented to the application along with all beneficiaries.
Issues
- Whether the applicant should be granted letters of administration for the estate of the late Kabagambe Alex.
Orders
- A grant of letters of administration issues under Section 256(4) of the Succession Act.
- Applicant will file an initial and final inventory and distribution under Section 273(1) of the Succession Act.
- No order is made as to costs.
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