If you lose a case in the High Court, you can appeal to the Court of Appeal. This court is made up of the Deputy Chief Justice and at least seven other judges called Justices of Appeal. The court only handles appeals from the High Court, not new trials. Its job is to review decisions from lower courts to make sure the law was applied correctly.

such number of justices of Appeal not being less than seven as Parliament may by law prescribe.

The Court of Appeal of Uganda shall consist of—

An appeal shall lie to the Court of Appeal from such decisions of the High Court as may be prescribed by law.

Article 134 establishes the Court of Appeal, its composition, and its role in handling appeals from the High Court.

Article 134: Uganda's Court of Appeal Explained

134.Court of Appeal of Uganda

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