augustion joseph malila others vs republic 2018 tzhcced 29 22 june 2018
Applicants are entitled to bail as offences are bailable, respondent does not object, and statutory requirements are satisfied; court grants bail subject to specified conditions.
- Citation
- augustion joseph malila others vs republic 2018 tzhcced 29 22 june 2018
- Parties
- Applicant: Amandi Lorence Mzilo; Applicant: Athuman Omary Kilibe; Applicant: Donald Mabubi; Applicant: Augustino Joseph Malila; Applicant: Yusufu Shija Mayunga; Respondent: The Republic
- Court
- TANZLII
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 22 June 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Bail Application / Ruling on Consolidated Bail Applications
- Outcome
- bail granted
- Legal Topics
- Bail, Jurisdiction, Economic Offences
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Amandi Lorence Mzilo
Applicant
Athuman Omary Kilibe
Applicant
Donald Mabubi
Applicant
Augustino Joseph Malila
Applicant
Yusufu Shija Mayunga
Applicant
The Republic
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Bail Application / Ruling on Consolidated Bail Applications
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the applicants are entitled to bail for economic offences
- 2 Whether the Resident Magistrate's Court has jurisdiction to grant bail
Ratio Decidendi
Applicants are entitled to bail as offences are bailable, respondent does not object, and statutory requirements are satisfied; court grants bail subject to specified conditions.
Court Disposition
bail granted
Orders
- Each applicant to deposit cash Tshs. 75,000,000/= or title deed of immovable property of equivalent value within Dar es Salaam Region.
- Each applicant to furnish two reliable sureties, one government employee, each signing bond of Tshs. 10,000,000/=.
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