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Constitutional Law · Lecture notes
A working map of Uganda’s Constitution — who holds power, which rights cannot be suspended, and how Article 50 actually gets you into court.
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Jurisprudence · Exam technique
A method you can run in thirty minutes: classify, issue-spot, IRAC each issue, and spend your last five minutes on structure.
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Family Law · Lecture notes
Civil, customary, Christian, Hindu, and Islamic marriage — validity, polygamy, and what actually dissolves each.
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Human Rights · Lecture notes
Standing, remedies, and how to structure a Chapter Four enforcement claim without drowning in rhetoric.
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Company Law · Lecture notes
Separate legal personality, limited liability, and the narrow grounds on which courts will look through the company.
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Equity & Trusts · Lecture notes
The maxims are not poetry. They are argument moves — delay, clean hands, equality, and the trust that follows the land.
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Civil Procedure · Lecture notes
What a plaint must contain, what a written statement of defence must do, and how to think about striking out.
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Law of Evidence · Lecture notes
A usable definition, the rationale, and the exceptions that actually appear in East African evidence papers.
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Land Law · Lecture notes
Customary, freehold, mailo, and leasehold — what Article 237 actually did, and why mailo occupants still decide real files.
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Law of Torts · Lecture notes
A four-box method for every negligence problem, from Donoghue’s neighbour to Caparo, Bolam, and The Wagon Mound.
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Criminal Law · Lecture notes
Intention, recklessness, knowledge, and negligence — how to pick the right fault element and how oblique intent actually works.
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Law of Contract · Lecture notes
The formation sequence that still decides most first-year contract scripts: offer versus invitation to treat, communication of acceptance, and the postal rule’s narrow life.
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