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Civil procedure junaco t limited others vs equity bank t limited 2023 tzhclandd 16497 28 april 2023

junaco t limited others vs equity bank t limited 2023 tzhclandd 16497 28 april 2023

The Court held that the respondent is estopped from denying the payments made and the adjustment of the consent decree, as the parties' conduct and correspondence evidenced compromise and partial satisfaction. The applicants are obliged to pay the remaining balance to fully satisfy the decree.

  • Consent decree
  • Adjustment of decree
  • Promissory estoppel
  • Sanctity of contract
  • Certification of payments
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Civil procedure ms msafiri pharmaceutical associates ltd vs ms shelly pharmaceuticals ltd 2023 tzhccomd 9 31 january 2023

ms msafiri pharmaceutical associates ltd vs ms shelly pharmaceuticals ltd 2023 tzhccomd 9 31 january 2023

The High Court dismissed an application to certify an alleged out-of-court settlement of a commercial decree, finding the claimed settlement inconsistent with the applicant’s later appeal.

  • Settlement of decree
  • Certification of payments
  • Execution proceedings
  • Commercial-procedure
  • Settlement-of-decree
  • Certification-of-payments
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Civil procedure EXIM BANK T LTD VS LION WATTLE CO

EXIM BANK T LTD VS LION WATTLE CO

Alleged payments by judgment debtors cannot be recognized in execution proceedings unless certified or recorded in compliance with Order XXI rule 2 of the Civil Procedure Code; judgment debtors are given 14 days to file the requisite application to substantiate their claim of payment, failing which execution orders will be granted.

  • Execution of decrees
  • Certification of payments
  • Debt recovery
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