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The High Court dismissed a review application, finding no manifest error or denial of hearing. It held the earlier decision was properly dismissed, not struck out.
Application lacked merit as proposed points of law were either mixed with facts or not pure points of law; certification was refused and application dismissed with costs.
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The Court certified as points of law for appeal the issues of the trial tribunal's jurisdiction (regarding time bar, establishment, and composition) and the Respondent's locus standi, finding them to be substantive legal questions. The issue of wrong titling was not certified as it was a clerical error rectifiable by the High Court and not a substantive legal issue for the Court of Appeal.
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The application for certification of points of law is granted as the issues of jurisdiction and joinder of parties are pure points of law warranting determination by the Court of Appeal.
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The points raised by the applicant are rooted in factual evaluation and do not constitute points of law for certification under section 5(2)(c) of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act.
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The points raised by the applicant are factual and do not constitute points of law warranting certification for appeal under section 5(2)(c) of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act.
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The High Court refused to certify proposed points of law for appeal, holding that the issues were factual, unsupported by material evidence, or not fit for certification.
The High Court at Kigoma dismissed an application to extend time for certification of points of law, finding 33 days of delay unexplained and the supporting claim hearsay.
The High Court certified seven proposed grounds as points of law for consideration by the Court of Appeal in a probate-related appeal.
The High Court partly granted certification of points of law for a Court of Appeal challenge, certifying two proposed issues and rejecting one not supported by the record.
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