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Civil procedure avinash rameshkumar galan and anothers vs anamika agnihotri and two others 2024 tzhc 526 16 february 2024

avinash rameshkumar galan and anothers vs anamika agnihotri and two others 2024 tzhc 526 16 february 2024

Court
TZHC

The applicants failed to establish that the respondents transferred, concealed, or removed property, or committed acts of bad faith to obstruct execution of the decree. Mere non-payment is insufficient to warrant lifting the corporate veil or ordering arrest and detention as civil prisoners. No convincing grounds were advanced to justify the orders sought.

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  • Lifting corporate veil
  • Execution of decrees
  • Director liability
  • Arrest and detention in civil proceedings
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Civil procedure sheikh hashimu mbondevs tip top connection company ltd another 2023 tzhc 23163 21 november 2023

sheikh hashimu mbondevs tip top connection company ltd another 2023 tzhc 23163 21 november 2023

Court
TZHC

The applicant failed to establish exceptional circumstances or provide evidence of concealment of assets or misuse of the company structure by the 2nd respondent; mere inability to trace company assets does not justify lifting the corporate veil or ordering arrest and detention of the director.

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  • Lifting the corporate veil
  • Execution of decrees
  • Director's personal liability
  • Arrest and detention in civil proceedings
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Company law MCA NO

MCA NO

Court
TANZLII

The 2nd and 3rd respondents, as directors of the 1st respondent, acted in bad faith by fraudulently inducing the applicant to purchase a non-existent plot, failing to refund the purchase price, and evading execution of the decree by relocating and concealing assets. These actions justify lifting the corporate veil and ordering their arrest and detention as civil prisoners.

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  • Lifting the corporate veil
  • Director liability
  • Execution of decrees
  • Fraud
  • Arrest and detention in civil proceedings
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