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The High Court upheld a land tribunal decision finding a tenancy relationship, dismissing the tenant’s appeal and confirming rent arrears and compensation awards.
The High Court dismissed a landlord’s second appeal, upholding findings that an eviction after lease expiry was unlawful because mandatory notice was not served.
High Court appeal over tenancy rents partly allowed: monthly payment was ordered and arrears were held to run from the tribunal judgment date, not from 1 July 2009.
The High Court upheld most of a land appeal, finding the tenant breached the tenancy by rent arrears and unauthorized subletting, but reversed an unproved special damages award.
The High Court of Tanzania held that the plaintiff was a tenant, the eviction was lawful after notice for rent arrears, and his damages claims were unproven.
The High Court held the plaintiff was lawfully evicted for rent arrears after notice and dismissed his claims for damages and declarations.
The High Court partly allowed a land appeal, setting aside an order for rent arrears at an increased rate but upholding eviction after the lease had expired.
The High Court dismissed an appeal over tenancy termination, holding that the appellant failed to prove construction expenses and had defaulted on rent.
The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding the respondent had no right to remain after lease expiry and was liable for rental arrears and damages.
The Court of Appeal held that the Regional Housing Tribunal wrongly fixed standard rent without taking evidence, and quashed the lower decisions.
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