Nakivubo War Memorial Stadium Trust Act | Chapter 47 — Uganda law | Esheria

Nakivubo War Memorial Stadium Trust Act

Defines "board" to mean the board of trustees appointed under section 4.

Jurisdiction
Uganda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Chapter 47
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en

Source attribution: Source: Uganda Legal Information Institute

Statute overview

About this statute

From 20 August 1953 the board must be subject to and discharge the former trustees' obligations and must indemnify the former trustees for those obligations, liabilities, costs and expenses. The board must apply the trust property and any income from it for the purposes of the trust; if land that is trust property is sold, the proceeds must be paid and applied as the Minister, with the advice of the board, directs. The board must appoint a management committee chaired by the vice chairperson of the board; the committee shall have the chairperson plus up to twelve appointed persons (with Ministerial approval); appointed members hold office for a board‑fixed period and may be reappointed; the chairperson presides at meetings (or members elect a chair for a meeting), five members form a quorum, majority decisions bind the committee, and the chair has a casting vote when votes are equal. The committee may exercise specified board powers (subject to board directions), must report to and account to the board, and must consider and advise the board on trust property matters first referred to it. Acts done before this Act by the former trustees regarding the Uganda Native War Memorial Recreation Ground are declared lawful, and the former trustees are released from legal proceedings about those acts.

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