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Civil procedure ECO BANK T LTD VS VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT REFERENCE NO

ECO BANK T LTD VS VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT REFERENCE NO

Court
TANZLII

The Taxing Officer erred by applying the Nineth Schedule for instruction fees to the defendants instead of the Eleventh Schedule and by considering the lifespan of the suit rather than the time spent in hearing or arguments. The awarded instruction fee was excessive and reduced to Tshs 50,000,000/=. Application of more than one schedule and separate taxation of attendance fee are permissible.

Source excerpt

  • Taxation of costs
  • Advocates remuneration
  • Bill of costs
  • Instruction fee
  • Attendance fee
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Civil procedure JEOFREY MLAY VS FARES SANGILO AND ANOTHER

JEOFREY MLAY VS FARES SANGILO AND ANOTHER

Court
TANZLII

The taxed costs awarded by the Tribunal were reasonable, justified, and in accordance with the law, considering the value of the disputed land, the number of respondents, the duration of proceedings, and the relevant legal provisions. No proof beyond what was provided was required for instruction fee. The applicant's submissions were considered, and the complaint of excessive costs was unfounded.

Source excerpt

  • Bill of costs
  • Taxation of costs
  • Instruction fee
  • Attendance fee
  • Disbursement
  • Food and transport allowance
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Civil procedure nuran developers ltd vs poshh designs ltd 2023 tzhccomd 268 4 august 2023

nuran developers ltd vs poshh designs ltd 2023 tzhccomd 268 4 august 2023

Court
TZHCCOMD

The taxing officer acted within the law and discretion by taxing attendance and instruction fees separately and by awarding TZS 25,000,000 as instruction fee, which was neither excessive nor based on wrong principles.

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  • Taxation of costs
  • Instruction fee
  • Attendance fee
  • Discretion of taxing officer
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