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Negotiations between employer and employee while the employee is still in service constitute sufficient reason for extension of time in labour disputes; CMA failed to consider ongoing employment relationship during negotiations.
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The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding the district tribunal lacked jurisdiction because the ward tribunal certificate did not cover the proper parties.
The High Court at Mtwara marked this civil appeal withdrawn after the respondent said the parties had amicably settled and signed a withdrawal agreement.
Defendants are bound by the out-of-court settlement agreement evidenced by partial payment; they must honor remaining obligations for damages and compensation.
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The Ward Tribunal lacked jurisdiction to determine the land dispute after the 2021 amendment; both the trial and appellate tribunals acted without jurisdiction, rendering their proceedings and judgments null.
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The African Commission granted Djibouti’s request to withdraw its inter-state communication against Eritrea and closed the matter at the merits stage.
High Court land appeal over a boundary dispute was dismissed. The court upheld findings that the respondent owned the disputed land and rejected procedural complaints.
The court dismissed a preliminary objection, holding that the union-dues dispute was not time barred and that negotiations checked limitation time.
The High Court held that amicable settlement efforts in a labour dispute can amount to good cause for delay, but this applicant still failed to explain the later delay.
The High Court Land Division allowed a land appeal, set aside the Tribunal’s stay order, and awarded costs after finding the order was improperly made.
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