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Fuelex Uganda Limited v Uganda Revenue Authority (Constitutional Petition 3 of 2009)
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By majority, section 15 of the Tax Appeals Tribunal Act is unconstitutional insofar as it forces an objector disputing tax liability—not amount—to pre-pay 30% of the assessment.
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