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Applicant demonstrated sufficient cause for three-day delay, acted promptly, and complied with procedural requirements. Application for extension of time is granted.
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The applicant filed within the statutory period and demonstrated sufficient interest as lawful owner of the land, with supporting court decisions and evidence of deprivation of fair hearing. Leave to apply for certiorari and mandamus is granted.
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The High Court Land Division dismissed an application for mareva injunction, finding the applicants failed to prove a prima facie case of ownership.
The High Court’s Land Division granted an injunction restraining demolition of the applicant’s building pending the hearing of the main suit.
The High Court held that the disputed land had been planned for public use, so the plaintiff acquired no valid title and the council’s counterclaim succeeded.
The Court of Appeal held that Moshi Municipal Council lawfully demolished premises altered without a permit, and that the respondent failed to prove the claimed goods or damages.
The contract was rescinded by conduct of both parties; neither party established entitlement to damages or quantum meruit payment. Failure to secure a building permit and approved plans was fatal to the contract. Both claim and counter-claim dismissed.
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