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Evidence mohamed enterprises tanzania limited vs tanzania railways corporation and another 2023 tzhc 17953 24 may 2023

mohamed enterprises tanzania limited vs tanzania railways corporation and another 2023 tzhc 17953 24 may 2023

The High Court held that electronic evidence under section 18 of the Electronic Transactions Act does not require an affidavit or certificate where authenticity is shown by witness testimony.

  • Admissibility of electronic evidence
  • Authentication of digital documents
  • Affidavit requirement for electronic evidence
  • Electronic-evidence
  • Digital-authentication
  • Evidence-law
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Constitutional law raymond paul kanegene and another vs attorney general 2020 tzhc 4032 26 november 2020

raymond paul kanegene and another vs attorney general 2020 tzhc 4032 26 november 2020

Petitioners failed to prove that sections 16 and 39(2)(a)&(b) of the Cybercrimes Act violate articles 16 and 18 of the Constitution; the provisions are clear, contain safeguards, and are constitutionally valid; the petition is not res judicata.

  • Constitutionality of statutory provisions
  • Right to privacy
  • Freedom of expression
  • Cybercrimes
  • Ministerial powers
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Constitutional law KISABO v MICIT TCRA AND AG JUDGMENT FINAL PDF NEW

KISABO v MICIT TCRA AND AG JUDGMENT FINAL PDF NEW

The Petitioner failed to prove, on the balance of probability, that the 2nd Respondent restricted access to Clubhouse in Tanzania. While access to Clubhouse is a fundamental right under the Constitution and international law, such rights are not absolute and may be subject to lawful limitations. No credible evidence was presented to establish ongoing restrictions by the Respondents.

  • Freedom of expression
  • Access to information
  • Internet regulation
  • Digital rights
  • Government communication
  • Burden of proof
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