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Commercial law RCOMAA 00083/2022/CA

ZJ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Ltd v. WORKERS AFFORDABLE PROPERTIES (WAP) LTD

The Court of Appeal stayed a commercial appeal after WAP Ltd filed for insolvency, holding that unsecured claims are suspended from the filing date.

  • Effect of insolvency proceedings on pending claims
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Contractual disputes
  • Debt recovery
  • Stay-of-proceedings
  • Insolvency-law
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Civil procedure RCOMAA 0024/14//CS

BURIZA v. DIVERSEY EAST&CENTRAL AFRICA Ltd

The Supreme Court held that the appeal was outside its jurisdiction because the High Commercial Court did not rely on evidence filed after the hearing closed.

  • Jurisdiction of supreme court
  • Admissibility of evidence after closure of hearing
  • Contractual disputes
  • Appeal process
  • Jurisdiction
  • Appeals
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Civil procedure RCOMAA 0024/14/SC

BURIZA v. DIVERSEY EAST& CENTRAL AFRICA Ltd

The Supreme Court held it lacked jurisdiction because the Commercial High Court did not base its decision on evidence submitted after the hearing closed.

  • Appellate jurisdiction
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Contractual disputes
  • Appellate-jurisdiction
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
  • Commercial-procedure
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Commercial law RCOMA 0196/12/CS

SNCTPC - CHINA ROAD v. BEST Ltd

The Supreme Court held SNCTPC-China Road was authorized to quarry, so Best Ltd’s damages claim failed. It dismissed cross appeals and awarded damages for baseless litigation.

  • Damages
  • Administrative decisions
  • Contractual disputes
  • Cross appeal
  • Amicable settlement
  • Abuse of trust
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