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The first respondent's decision was not substantiated by sworn evidence and lacked a sound legal basis; therefore, it is quashed by certiorari.

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Parties: Applicant: Trendy Corner Hotels Ltd; First Respondent: City Director, City Council of Dar es Salaam; Second Respondent: Tanzania Breweries Ltd
Court: TZHC
Jurisdiction: Tanzania
Judgment Date: 1 January 1983
Procedural Posture: Civil Application / Ruling
Outcome: application granted in part
Legal Topics: Certiorari, Price Regulation, Supply Contract, Judicial Review
Source Language: English

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Trendy Corner Hotels Ltd

Applicant

City Director, City Council of Dar es Salaam

First Respondent

Tanzania Breweries Ltd

Second Respondent

Civil Application / Ruling

1 Whether the City Director's decision to stop beer supply to the applicant was lawful
2 Whether the applicant breached price regulations

The first respondent's decision was not substantiated by sworn evidence and lacked a sound legal basis; therefore, it is quashed by certiorari.

application granted in part

Decision by the first respondent to stop supplying or selling beer from the second respondent to the applicant is quashed and set aside.
Applicant is awarded costs of the application.