T BETTER HOLDING COPORATION T lTD VS AFRICAN BANKING CORPORATION T COMM CASE NO
A formal application for lifting the corporate veil is necessary before execution can proceed against the personal capacity of a company's director who was not a party to the original suit; the application for execution by the advocate was proper under the Civil Procedure Code.
- Citation
- T BETTER HOLDING COPORATION T lTD VS AFRICAN BANKING CORPORATION T COMM CASE NO
- Parties
- Decree Holder: T-Better Holding Corporation (T) Ltd; Judgment Debtor: African Banking Corporation (T) Ltd
- Court
- TANZLII
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 1 January 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Execution Proceedings / Ruling on Preliminary Objection
- Outcome
- application struck out
- Legal Topics
- Execution of Decrees, Lifting Corporate Veil, Arrest and Detention of Directors, Representation by Advocate
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
T-Better Holding Corporation (T) Ltd
Decree Holder
African Banking Corporation (T) Ltd
Judgment Debtor
Procedural Posture
Execution Proceedings / Ruling on Preliminary Objection
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether execution can proceed against directors of a company without lifting the corporate veil
- 2 Whether an advocate can file an application for execution on behalf of the decree holder
Ratio Decidendi
A formal application for lifting the corporate veil is necessary before execution can proceed against the personal capacity of a company's director who was not a party to the original suit; the application for execution by the advocate was proper under the Civil Procedure Code.
Court Disposition
application struck out
Orders
- application is struck out for being unmaintainable
- no order as to costs
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