Ggingo Kityo Muguluma and Another v Nagayi Florence and Others (Miscellaneous Application No. 4032 of 2025) [2025] UGHCFD 66 (17 July 2025)
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Section 231: Jurisdiction to grant probate and letters of administration
Succession Act · Uganda
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Section 231 of Uganda’s Succession Act is the governing provision headed “Jurisdiction to grant probate and letters of administration”. This page reproduces the available consolidated text dated 2023-12-31. Read the official text below for every qualification and exception. The judgments listed here are verified as citing the section; Wakilii does not infer their treatment. Displayed consolidation dated 2023-12-31; matched to ULII's latest reliably enumerated expression on 2026-08-04. Read the exact consolidated text or go to verified citing cases.
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Official statutory text
Section 231 — Jurisdiction to grant probate and letters of administration
Jurisdiction to grant probate and letters of administration under this Act shall be exercised by the High Court and a magistrate's court in accordance with the Administration of Estates (Small Estates) (Special Provisions) Act
Public-domain Ugandan legislation reproduced from a consolidation sourced through ULII and Laws.Africa. Displayed expression: 2023-12-31. View this provision in the full Act.
Judgments verified as citing section 231
Mulewa v Businge Ngima (Civil Appeal No 2 of 2017) 2023 UGHC 9 (10 January 2023)
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