In the matter of an application for extension of time to renew Letters of Administration by Proscovia Semand to the Estate of Late Rev Jameson Patrick Semand [2025] UGHCFD 107
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Holding
The High Court granted an extension of time to renew letters of administration where the applicant widow demonstrated valid grounds for the extension and the beneficiary son consented. The court extended the grant for two years from the date of the ruling to enable proper administration of the estate, subject to filing an inventory and final account.
Outcome
Letters of administration extended for two years to enable proper administration of the estate
Facts
The applicant, Proscovia Semanda, widow of the late Rev. Jameson Patrick Semanda, sought an extension of time to renew letters of administration previously granted under Administration Cause No. 1081 of 2021. The applicant demonstrated valid grounds for the extension in her supportive affidavit. Her son, a beneficiary of the estate, consented to the extension by signed consent letter. The court found that the applicant fulfilled all conditions stipulated under section 256(3) of the Succession Act.
Issues
- Whether time should be extended to renew letters of administration granted to the applicant.
Orders
- The grant of letters of administration granted to the applicant vide Administration Cause No. 1081 of 2021 be extended for two (2) years from the date of this ruling upon filing an inventory.
- The applicant file an inventory and final account of the estate of the Rev. Jameson Patrick by 16th October 2025.
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