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Taxation ruling on a bill of costs from a nuisance appeal, fixing instruction fees, attendance charges, disbursements, and denying taxation costs under Order 48.
Applicant failed to provide evidence of sickness and did not follow up on the progress of the appeal; delay was not sufficiently accounted for; application unmerited.
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The High Court at Musoma dismissed an application to extend time to appeal, holding that the applicant’s economic constraints did not amount to good cause.
The High Court held that an appeal was timely because its electronic filing date controlled, not the later hardcopy endorsement date. The preliminary objection was dismissed.
The High Court at Musoma granted an extension of time to lodge a notice of appeal, finding the applicant had shown good cause and adequately explained the delay.
The High Court allowed an imprisoned applicant’s request to extend time for filing a notice of appeal and appeal after delays in receiving judgment and proceedings.
The High Court granted two applicants 30 days to file a criminal appeal out of time, finding that prisoner restrictions and prison management issues amounted to good cause.
The High Court granted an application to extend time to file an appeal, holding that late receipt of the judgment and prior technical delay justified discretion.
The High Court granted an extension of time for a convicted applicant to lodge notice and petition of appeal, finding prison transfers and related circumstances showed good cause.
The High Court struck out a land appeal as time-barred, holding it was filed 10 days after the 45-day statutory limit under section 41(2) of the Land Dispute Court Act.
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