gaming management t ltd vs gaming board of t another 2005 tzhccomd 41 19 october 2005
The intervention application was struck out due to procedural defects and because the pending decision on stay and arbitration would render intervention inappropriate; Selcom may file a fresh application if affected by subsequent orders.
- Citation
- gaming management t ltd vs gaming board of t another 2005 tzhccomd 41 19 october 2005
- Parties
- Plaintiff/respondent: Gaming Management (T) Ltd; Defendant/applicant: Gaming Board of Tanzania; Applicant/intervenor: Selcom Tanzania Ltd
- Court
- TZHCCOMD
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 19 October 2005
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Case / Ruling on Intervention Application
- Outcome
- Application struck out
- Legal Topics
- Intervention, Stay of Proceedings, Arbitration
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Gaming Management (T) Ltd
Plaintiff/respondent
Gaming Board of Tanzania
Defendant/applicant
Selcom Tanzania Ltd
Applicant/intervenor
Procedural Posture
Commercial Case / Ruling on Intervention Application
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Selcom Tanzania Ltd should be permitted to intervene and be enjoined in the proceedings
- 2 Whether pending matters should be stayed pending determination of the intervention application
Ratio Decidendi
The intervention application was struck out due to procedural defects and because the pending decision on stay and arbitration would render intervention inappropriate; Selcom may file a fresh application if affected by subsequent orders.
Court Disposition
Application struck out
Orders
- Selcom Tanzania Ltd's application to intervene is struck out.
- No order as to costs for the Selcom application.
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