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Civil procedure Ruling TABASAM

Ruling TABASAM

The application was struck out because the supporting affidavit was incurably defective for lack of endorsement and drawer's name, and the application was premature as there was no order for attachment in the pending execution proceedings.

  • Affidavit defects
  • Prematurity of application
  • Attachment and execution of property
  • Objection proceedings
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Civil procedure quality center ltd vs eastern and southern african 2020 tzhccomd 1978 19 august 2020

quality center ltd vs eastern and southern african 2020 tzhccomd 1978 19 august 2020

The High Court dismissed an objection to attachment, holding the applicant failed to prove a valid interest in the property and the unregistered lease could not defeat the mortgage.

  • Objection proceedings
  • Attachment and execution of property
  • Leasehold interests
  • Mortgage enforcement
  • Registration of documents
  • Objection-proceedings
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Civil procedure fatna iddi haruna iddi as administrators of estate of the late zainabu omar vs bank of africa ltd another 2019 tzhccomd 13 14 february 2019

fatna iddi haruna iddi as administrators of estate of the late zainabu omar vs bank of africa ltd another 2019 tzhccomd 13 14 february 2019

The High Court held that the disputed Arusha property belonged to the deceased’s estate and was not attachable in execution of a decree against Venance Paul Milioni.

  • Objection proceedings
  • Attachment and execution of property
  • Fraudulent transfer of property
  • Burden of proof
  • Rectification of land register
  • Objection-proceedings
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