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Applicants are entitled to bail as the pecuniary loss charged exceeds subordinate court jurisdiction, and bail conditions must comply with Section 36(5)(a) of EOCCA, applying the sharing principle for deposit requirements.
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The High Court granted bail to the applicant in an economic crimes case, imposing cash deposit, sureties, travel limits, and surrender of travel documents.
The applicant is entitled to bail for the bailable offence of attempted murder, but must fulfill standard bail conditions as set by recent precedent, regardless of age or village status, to ensure certainty and predictability in bail decisions.
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Bail is a constitutional right; applicants are presumed innocent. Bail deposit must comply with statutory requirements, and the amount is to be shared among accused. Bail conditions must reflect gravity and value of alleged offence.
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Applicants are eligible for bail as the offences are bailable, statutory conditions are met, and there is no evidence of disqualifying factors under the Economic and Organised Crime Control Act. Bail is granted subject to strict statutory and court-imposed conditions.
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The High Court dismissed an application to vary bail conditions in an attempted murder case, holding that the Temeke District Court conditions were fair and manageable.
The High Court declined to vary bail conditions in a criminal application involving a holding charge pending transfer to Zambia, leaving the original security requirement intact.
The High Court granted bail pending trial to six applicants accused in an economic case involving an elephant tusk valued above TZS 10 million.
The applicant is charged with bailable offences, the affidavit in support is unchallenged, and the applicant is willing to comply with bail conditions. Statutory requirements for bail in economic offences are satisfied by imposing monetary and surety conditions proportionate to the applicant's share of the alleged amount.
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The High Court granted bail to four applicants charged with unlawful possession of government trophies, imposing cash bail, sureties, travel restrictions, and document surrender.
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