Appeal Court orders Businessman to pay arrears of 20 Years for Bicycles

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Court has ordered businessman John Tiborugaba Kasangaki to pay with interest, $53,871 as outstanding funds for bicycles and spare parts he received more than two decades ago from a group Indian traders. The court also ordered Kasangaki to pay Shs15m as compensation for the inconveniences caused to the traders; Rajeev Jain, Rajesh Jain and Sanjeev Jain under their R&R Bikes Limited. In a

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