(ii) of this definition; or (iv) any office of arbitrator or umpire in any proceeding or matter submitted to arbitration by order or with the sanction of any court, or in pursuance of any written law, and the term further includes— (v) a justice of the peace; (vi) a member of a commission of inquiry appointed under or in pursuance of any written law; (vii) any person employed to execute any process of a court; (viii) all persons belonging to the armed forces of Uganda; (ix) all persons in the employment of the Government or the administration of a district; (x) a person acting as a minister of religion of any denomination insofar as he or she performs functions in respect of the notification of intending marriage or in respect of the solemnisation of marriage or in respect of the making or keeping of any register or certificate of marriage, birth, baptism, death or burial, but not in any other respect; (xi) a person in the employ of an urban authority; (v) “possession”, “be in possession of” or “have in possession” includes not only having in one’s own personal possession, but also having anything in the actual possession or custody of any other person, or having anything in any place (whether belonging to or occupied by oneself or not) for the use or benefit of oneself or of any other person; if there are two or more persons and any one or more of them with the knowledge and consent of the rest has or have anything in his or her or their custody or possession, it shall be deemed and taken to be in the custody and possession of each and all of them; (w) “property” includes everything animate or inanimate capable of being the subject of ownership; (x) “public” refers not only to all persons within Uganda, but also to the persons inhabiting or using any particular place, or any number of such persons, and also to such indeterminate persons as may happen to be affected by the conduct in respect to which that expression is used; (y) “public body” has the meaning assigned to it under section 1 of the Prevention of Corruption Act; (z) “publicly”, when applied to acts done, means either— (i) that they are so done in any public place as to be seen by any person whether such person is or is not in a public