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Tort law CIVIL CASE NO

CIVIL CASE NO

The High Court lacks original jurisdiction to order dismissal from employment or revocation of a nurse's certificate under the Nursing and Midwifery Act 2010; such powers are vested in the Council and Minister, with the High Court's jurisdiction being appellate only after exhaustion of remedies. However, the Court retains jurisdiction over tort claims for damages.

  • Professional negligence
  • Assault
  • Jurisdiction
  • Employment dismissal
  • Revocation of practice certificate
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Administrative law host and ane dispensary associates co ltd vs kinondoni municipal council 2020 tzhc 3311 22 september 2020

host and ane dispensary associates co ltd vs kinondoni municipal council 2020 tzhc 3311 22 september 2020

The High Court of Tanzania dismissed a dispensary operator’s claim that Kinondoni Municipal Council unlawfully closed its business, holding the closure was justified.

  • Closure of health facility
  • Compliance with health regulations
  • Licensing of private hospitals
  • Health-facility-closure
  • Licensing-of-dispensaries
  • Administrative-law
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Human rights collectif des anciens travailleurs du laboratoire als c republica do mali processo n 0422016 2019 afchpr 8 28 marco 2019

collectif des anciens travailleurs du laboratoire als c republica do mali processo n 0422016 2019 afchpr 8 28 marco 2019

Applicants failed to exhaust available and effective domestic remedies, specifically by not pursuing action before the investigating judge as required by Malian law. Therefore, the petition is inadmissible.

  • Right to health
  • Right to fair trial
  • Exhaustion of domestic remedies
  • Occupational disease
  • State responsibility
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