In this case, Uganda Law Society (ULS) v. Attorney General Constitution Petition No.52 of 2017, the appellant is the Uganda Law Society, a body corporate set up by an Act of Parliament with objective among others, to assist the public in Uganda in matters touching on constitutionalism, rule of law and good governance. The respondent is the Attorney General of the Republic of Uganda and is cited as the representative of the Government of Uganda in accordance with Articles 119 (4) (c) and 250 (2) of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda with capacity to sue and be sued on behalf of government, the chief legal adviser of government to which the government is a party.