ZEBEDAYO MKODYA Vs BEST MICROFINANCE SLT LTDC C NO
The existence of a pending application for stay of execution before the Court of Appeal constitutes sufficient cause to adjourn execution proceedings against the 3rd judgment debtor.
- Citation
- ZEBEDAYO MKODYA Vs BEST MICROFINANCE SLT LTDC C NO
- Parties
- Plaintiff/decree Holder: Zebedayo M Kodya; 1st Judgment Debtor: Best Microfinance Solutions Limited; 2nd Judgment Debtor: Geogrey William Malamia; 3rd Judgment Debtor: Aloyce Kissenga M Chili
- Court
- TANZLII
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 1 January 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Case / Ruling on Execution Proceedings
- Outcome
- adjournment of execution proceedings against 3rd judgment debtor
- Legal Topics
- Execution of Decrees, Stay of Execution, Notice to Show Cause
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Zebedayo M Kodya
Plaintiff/decree Holder
Best Microfinance Solutions Limited
1st Judgment Debtor
Geogrey William Malamia
2nd Judgment Debtor
Aloyce Kissenga M Chili
3rd Judgment Debtor
Procedural Posture
Commercial Case / Ruling on Execution Proceedings
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the 3rd judgment debtor has shown sufficient cause to postpone execution by imprisonment pending stay application
Ratio Decidendi
The existence of a pending application for stay of execution before the Court of Appeal constitutes sufficient cause to adjourn execution proceedings against the 3rd judgment debtor.
Court Disposition
adjournment of execution proceedings against 3rd judgment debtor
Orders
- Hearing of the application in respect of notice to show cause against the 3rd judgment debtor is adjourned pending outcome of the application for stay before the Court of Appeal.
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