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…Gatonye filed a petition (he called it a memorandum!)…

…of appeal with five grounds: that the plea was not unequivocal because the facts reproduced did not disclose an offence that the date of the offence in the charge sheet differed with that in the P3 form.…

…The appellant’s first memorandum of appeal contained eleven grounds.…

…On his second appeal to this Court, the appellant exhibited a curious reticence in lodging his memorandum of appeal, and over a year’s delay in the hearing was caused by an alleged hiatus between himself and his advocates…

…The appellant’s first memorandum of appeal contained eleven grounds.…

…On his second appeal to this Court, the appellant exhibited a curious reticence in lodging his memorandum of appeal, and over a year’s delay in the hearing was caused by an alleged hiatus between himself and his advocates…

…The appellant's advocate stated Olaga went for the appellant with the mattock first and the appellant repeats this in his memorandum of appeal. Otherwise the facts were agreed.…

…He has listed 4 grounds in his Memorandum of Appeal namely:- 1. That the trial Magistrate erred in both law and fact by convicting him on a single evidence without any corroboration. 2.…

…The advocate further stated that a memorandum of appeal had been filed and that a hearing date was due to be fixed by the High Court registry.…

…The case was argued by Mr Khakula on behalf of the appellant, following his second Memorandum of Appeal, on the basis that neither the trial magistrate nor the learned first appellate judge gave any or adequate consideration…

…In his memorandum of appeal, the appellant has challenged the decisions of the lower courts on the following among other grounds, that is to say: 1.…

…The foregoing matters formed grounds 2 and 10(a) and (b) of the amended memorandum of appeal but they represented the bulk of Mr Prinja's argument.…