barclays bank t ltd vs tanzania pharmaceuticals industries ltd others 2022 tzca 520 26 august 2022
The dismissal order of the High Court conclusively determined the rights of the parties and thus amounted to a decree, making it appealable and not subject to revision; the application for revision was misconceived.
- Citation
- barclays bank t ltd vs tanzania pharmaceuticals industries ltd others 2022 tzca 520 26 august 2022
- Parties
- Applicant: Barclays Bank (T) Ltd; 1st Respondent: Tanzania Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd; 2nd Respondent: Ramadhani Madabida; 3rd Respondent: Salum Shamte; 4th Respondent: Zarina Madabida
- Court
- TZCA
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 26 August 2022
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Application for Revision / Ruling on Propriety of Revision Application
- Outcome
- Application struck out as misconceived
- Legal Topics
- Appeals, Revision, Decree Vs Order, Dismissal for Default, Res Judicata
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Barclays Bank (T) Ltd
Applicant
Tanzania Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd
1st Respondent
Ramadhani Madabida
2nd Respondent
Salum Shamte
3rd Respondent
Zarina Madabida
4th Respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Application for Revision / Ruling on Propriety of Revision Application
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the dismissal order of the High Court for want of prosecution is appealable or revisable
- 2 Whether the order amounts to a decree or an order under the Civil Procedure Code
Ratio Decidendi
The dismissal order of the High Court conclusively determined the rights of the parties and thus amounted to a decree, making it appealable and not subject to revision; the application for revision was misconceived.
Court Disposition
Application struck out as misconceived
Orders
- Application struck out
- No order as to costs
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