Atukwatirire Suzan v Tukwasibwe Ivan (ADMINISTRATION CAUSE NO. 003 OF 2026.)
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Holding
The High Court granted letters of administration to the applicant for a period of two years under Section 256(2) and (3) of the Succession Act. The deceased died in an accident caused by Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited, leaving three minor children. The estate comprises compensation from UEDCL and land at Nyakabande. The court advised prudent management of the compensation payment and directed the applicant to file initial and final inventory within one year.
Outcome
Letters of administration granted to applicant for two years with obligation to file inventory within one year
Facts
The deceased, Tukwasibwe Ivan, died in an accident caused by Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited. He was survived by three minor children aged 11, 9, and 11 months. The applicant, Atukwatirire Suzan, applied for letters of administration of the deceased's estate. The estate comprises compensation from UEDCL and land at Nyakabande, Mwendo Parish. The court advised the applicant to exercise prudence in managing the one-time payment from UEDCL and to register the land using the services of the Ministry of Lands Zonal Office.
Issues
- Whether to grant letters of administration to the applicant for the estate of the deceased.
Orders
- A grant of letters of administration for a period of 2 years is made under Section 256(2) and (3) of the Succession Act, Cap 268.
- Applicant to file initial and final inventory 1 year from the date of the grant under Section 273(1) of the Succession Act.
- No order is made as to costs.
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