The motivations behind the Uganda Insolvency Act 2011

Chrispas Nyombi; Alexander Kibandama; David James Bakibinga

The motivations behind the Uganda Insolvency Act 2011

Chrispas Nyombi
, Alexander Kibandama
, David James Bakibinga

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Abstract

The Insolvency Act 2011 has altered insolvency law in Uganda to varying degrees. These reforms have brought insolvency law into close contact with a number of legal areas such as company law and with a range of national stakeholders, in the process making the study of insolvency law a very interesting endeavour. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the motivations behind corporate insolvency law reform in Uganda.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	651-667
Journal	Journal of Business Law
Volume	8
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2014

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Uganda Insolvency Act

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