High Court judge sued over alleged irregular estate administration
A High Court judge in Uganda has been sued over allegations of irregular estate administration involving two deceased family members. Plaintiffs claim that certificates of no objection were issued to the judge and another party without proper family consultation.
Why it matters
The case raises concerns regarding judicial integrity and the transparency of estate administration processes in Uganda.
A High Court judge has been sued before the High Court Family Division in Kampala over alleged irregularities in the processing and administration of the estates of two deceased family members.
The suit has been filed by Bunny Wallia and Ahluwalia Jaspal against the Administrator General of Uganda, High Court Judge Deepa Verma and Jassa Wallia.
According to the plaint filed in the High Court, the plaintiffs claim to have a legitimate interest in the estates of the late Zura Mama Kasuku and the late Ahluwalia Gudo and are challenging the circumstances under which Certificates of No Objection were issued to Verma and Jassa Wallia.
The plaintiffs allege that on June 12, 2026, the two defendants participated in the opening and processing of files relating to the two estates at the Office of the Administrator General.
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