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Criminal law deus gracewell seif and another vs republic 2023 tzhc 16093 10 march 2023

deus gracewell seif and another vs republic 2023 tzhc 16093 10 march 2023

The prosecution failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the appellants abused their positions or diverted funds as charged. There were material contradictions in the prosecution evidence, lack of credible proof of payment to the appellants, improper reliance on secondary documentary evidence, and failure to establish that the diverted property belonged to the Government or its agent. The trial court misapprehended evidence and considered extraneous matters. The convictions and sentences cannot stand.

  • Abuse of position
  • Diversion of funds
  • Defective charge
  • Variance between charge and evidence
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Burden of proof
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Criminal law azimio machibya matonge vs republic 2018 tzca 407 15 february 2018

azimio machibya matonge vs republic 2018 tzca 407 15 february 2018

The Court of Appeal allowed a criminal appeal, quashed convictions for corruption-related offences, and found the evidence unsafe due to chain-of-custody and proof defects.

  • Chain of custody
  • Tender qualification
  • Misapprehension of evidence
  • Burden of proof
  • Documentary evidence
  • Criminal-appeal
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Criminal law 20140415 TZHC Mwanza

20140415 TZHC Mwanza

The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashed the conviction and sentence, and held that no loss to the specified authority was proved and the trial judgment was omnibus.

  • Omnibus conviction
  • Proof of loss
  • Use of misleading documents
  • Conspiracy to defraud
  • Minimum sentences
  • Criminal-appeal
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