Section 93: Transferring Land to Spouse or Jointly in Uganda
93.Proprietor may vest estate jointly in himself or herself and others without limiting any use, etc.
The proprietor of land or of any estate or interest in land under the operation of this Act, whether of the nature of real or personal property, may transfer that land, estate or interest to his wife; or if the proprietor is a married woman, she may make such transfer to her husband; or the proprietor may make such transfer directly to himself or herself and another person, or jointly with any other person to himself or herself alone, or to create or execute any power of appointment or disposition, or to create or limit estates in remainder or otherwise as legal estates of or concerning land the subject thereof without the intervention of any precedent or particular estate, and also like estates as legal estates without the employment or intervention of any form of use; and upon the registration of the transfer the land, estate or interest shall vest in the transferee solely or jointly, as the case may be, or in the person in whose favour any such power has been executed, or taking under any such limitation or otherwise according to the intent and meaning of such instrument; and she, he or they shall become and be deemed the proprietor or proprietors thereof.
Plain English Summary
You, as a registered landowner, have the right to transfer your land or interest in it to your spouse, regardless of gender. If you are a married woma...
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