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Insurance law RCA 00005/2023/HC/RSZ

SANLAM v NYIRAKOMINI NABANDI

The High Court held SANLAM was not liable for compensation because the deceased was not covered by the insurance policy, which covered only the driver.

  • Motor vehicle insurance
  • Liability exclusion
  • Interpretation of insurance contracts
  • Compensation for road accidents
  • Motor-vehicle-insurance
  • Insurance-contract-interpretation
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Insurance law RCA 00024/2023/HC/RWG

SANLAM AG vs UMUKUNDWA N’ABANDI

The High Court held that Muhire Jean Pierre was a third party, not an occupant, in a truck insurance dispute, and upheld compensation under statutory rules.

  • Motor vehicle insurance
  • Third party liability
  • Compensation for road accidents
  • Interpretation of insurance contracts
  • Insurance-law
  • Motor-vehicle-insurance
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Insurance law RCA 00024/2023/HC/RWG

Sanlam vs Muhire

The High Court held that Muhire Jean Pierre was a third party, not an occupant, after a fatal truck accident, and upheld statutory compensation against SANLAM AG.

  • Motor vehicle insurance
  • Third party liability
  • Compensation for road accidents
  • Interpretation of insurance contracts
  • Motor-vehicle-insurance
  • Third-party-liability
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Commercial law RCOMA 0079/09/CS

Kalisa v. Cogear

The Supreme Court held that transit insurance had not started when the goods were stolen from the Dar es Salaam warehouse, and compensation for damaged goods was capped at actual value.

  • Commencement of insurance coverage
  • Valuation of insured goods
  • Over-insurance
  • Interpretation of insurance contracts
  • Insurance-law
  • Commercial-law
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