diamond motors ltd vs t railways ltd 2011 tzhccomd 2081 14 april 2011
The applicant's advocate's sudden illness, supported by medical evidence, constituted sufficient cause for non-appearance, justifying the setting aside of the dismissal order under Rule 4 of Order IX of the Civil Procedure Code.
- Citation
- diamond motors ltd vs t railways ltd 2011 tzhccomd 2081 14 april 2011
- Parties
- Plaintiff/applicant: Diamond Motors Limited; Defendant/respondent: Tanzania Railways Limited
- Court
- TZHCCOMD
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 14 April 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Application to Set Aside Dismissal Order / Ruling on Application to Set Aside Dismissal
- Outcome
- application allowed
- Legal Topics
- Setting Aside Dismissal, Ex Parte Hearing, Sufficient Cause, Non Appearance
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Diamond Motors Limited
Plaintiff/applicant
Tanzania Railways Limited
Defendant/respondent
Procedural Posture
Application to Set Aside Dismissal Order / Ruling on Application to Set Aside Dismissal
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether sufficient cause was shown for non-appearance by the plaintiff/applicant on the hearing date
- 2 Whether the dismissal order should be set aside under Rule 4 of Order IX of the Civil Procedure Code
Ratio Decidendi
The applicant's advocate's sudden illness, supported by medical evidence, constituted sufficient cause for non-appearance, justifying the setting aside of the dismissal order under Rule 4 of Order IX of the Civil Procedure Code.
Court Disposition
application allowed
Orders
- Dismissal order dated 21st September 2010 set aside
- Plaintiff/applicant permitted to proceed with ex-parte hearing as previously ordered
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