na TZHC Mbeya 4
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- na TZHC Mbeya 4
- Status
- Judgment
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- Tanzania
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- TZHC
- Decision
- 1 January 1972
- Posture
- Criminal / Judgment
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- English
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- TZHC
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- 1 January 1972
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01
Holding and result
The court found that the prosecution failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the accused's gross negligence caused the death of the deceased. The evidence was insufficient to establish that the accused was responsible for the child's disappearance and subsequent death.
Court disposition
Acquittal
Orders
- The accused is acquitted of the charge of manslaughter.
02
Material facts
Parties
The Republic
ProsecutionChepe s/a Kalangali
Accused03
Procedural history
Posture
Criminal / Judgment
04
Questions and positions
Legal issues
- 01
Whether the accused's gross negligence caused the death of the deceased
- 02
Whether the accused unlawfully killed the deceased
Party arguments
- Applicant
- The prosecution argued that the accused's gross negligence led to the deceased, a child between 1 and 2 years old, straying to a river and dying. The accused was responsible for the child at the time of disappearance.
- Respondent
- The defence argued that the deceased was with his mother when he strayed to the river and that the accused was not responsible for the child's disappearance or death.
05
Court’s reasoning
Legal principles
- 01
Penal Code, s.195
A person may be criminally liable for manslaughter if their gross negligence results in the death of another.
06
Ratio, limits and disposition
Ratio decidendi
The court found that the prosecution failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the accused's gross negligence caused the death of the deceased. The evidence was insufficient to establish that the accused was responsible for the child's disappearance and subsequent death.
Court disposition
Acquittal
- The accused is acquitted of the charge of manslaughter.
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TZHC · 1 January 1972
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Judgment text
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TZHC
Judgment· 1 January 1972
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ORIGIRAL JURISDICTION (DODONL R1D-IS1RL) CRIMINLL ESSIS SE NC. 116 Ci 1972 THk RlPUBLI' Versus
CEEPL KJLLNGALI U D G Vl __ 1\ T MNZVS, J. The accused, Chepe s/a ia1anga1i stands charged with manslaughter c/s 195 of the Penal Code. It is- the Republic's case that the accused on or ak-cut the 26/12/71 at Chosi village in the dictrict and Region of Mbeya, unlawfully killed one, Edward S/a Chse, his son. The ascused pleaded net guilty to the Charge. The deceased who was, a -'coring to the evidence, betwe.:n 1- and 2 years old, disappeared from his parehts on the night of 26/12/71. search w .s mounted and the dacoased was found lying in a river a1read dead on 28/12/71. - It is the prosecutions argument that it was due to the accused's gross negligence that the deceased strayed from him to the river where he met his death. - The defence, on the other hand, argued that the deceased was with his mother when he strayed to the river where he was found dead. - In support of the Hepublios cace seven main prosecution witnesses gave evidencp as to how the deceased disappeared and how hisbody was found in a river two days later. Insyile Kapande, (P,w,2) the wife of the accused end mother of the deceased chose to give evidence notwithstanding the fact that she not a compellable witness. She testified to the court that on: vning hr husband, the arcused, came back from his walk.s anc :F'ound her inside their house feeding the deceased. .ccording to her evidence the accused, soon after •
entering the house, picked up a stool and hit her with it on her head. She ran out of the house carrying the deceased with her but that the acused pulled the deceased from her. She left the child with the accused and ran to ore, Ihibu who is accused's uncle and reported to him that the accused hd assaulted her and taken the child from her, This witness further related to the court that as the child was still being breast—fed the accused's uncle sent his wife to collect the child from the accused and bring it to the witness. bibu's wi-fe went to the accused's house accompa- nied by one, Jfyusisye who, is elder brother of the accused, and one, Maulid. ocøding to her evidence soon afte they returned and reported that the a'--used had refused to surrender thc child to them. The court was further told that Abibu sent one, Jeremiah, to call - the accused The ar'cusad came to bibus house and that Abibu asked him about the child. - ..... 4 —2- The accused is reported to have replied that the child was at his house sleeping and added that his wife could go and ccllect it. She went to coJlec -t the child, but, accoording to her testimony, she found •the door to the house locked. She returned and reported to bibu that the door was locked. When she returned she did not find the accused at Abibuls house although, according to her evidence, she had left him there. She decided to report 10
their cell—leader one, iVsunguru. Msunuru, the witness Abibu and other people went to the accused's houee. according to this witness they found the accused in his house. On intcrroation as to where the child was, the accused is reported to have replied that he did not know the whereabouts of the child. The people at this juncture decided to tie the atcused with ropes and sent him to their ward executive officer by the name of Emmanuel. (P.w. 9). From Emmanuel's house the party returned to accused'schsuse. There the accused was subjected to a long interrogation regarding the disappearance of the deceased and, according to Insyile's evidence the accused eventually replied:t... "I will show you where the child is". Thereupon the accused is reporied to have led the searching party to a river where the deceased's body was found. On being asked as to how the deceased's body came to lie in the river, the accused is reported to have replied that he did not know. the This witness also told the court that/deceased's fingers and toes were removed and that parts of the tou.ngue and.ears.were also missing. These mutilations appeared to her as if they were done for witàh—craft purpose. ibibu s/c Mwambcsi (p.v. 4) related to the court that one day at about 1 p.m. the wife of the acdused (P.w. 2) reported to him that she had quarreled with the accused. According to his evidence as she
was reporting to him iithe accused arrived. The witness asked the ascused he had quarreled with his wife and that the accused replied that he quarreled with his wife because she was not at home when he arrived. The wife was interrogated and admitted that she was not at home. She said she had gone to look for food for their dog. Abibu warned the accused not to quarrel with his wife on trivial matters. ifter this warning the accused and his left bibus house to their home. bibu further told the court that on the seine day at abou.t 7 p.m. the accused's wife came to him again. This time she reported that she had been assaulted by the accused and that the accused had taken her child from her. Like Insyile (P.w.
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