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The High Court partly allowed a labour revision, holding that the employer’s change of name did not defeat liability, but the termination was procedurally unfair.
The High Court struck out CRDB’s application, holding it was filed in the old name of a company that had already changed its name and could not sue as a non-existing entity.
High Court derivative action over alleged breach of a joint venture and share purchase agreement, unlawful name change, and management misconduct.
The High Court found unfair prejudice in a company dispute, ordered a general meeting and independent audit, and directed further action on name change and shareholder claims.
The High Court dismissed a revision challenging the striking out of execution proceedings, holding that an executing court cannot substitute a judgment debtor’s name.
Plaintiff failed to prove it was privy to the distributorship agreement as there was no admissible evidence of change of name from BP Tanzania Limited to Puma Energy Tanzania Limited; thus, plaintiff lacked locus standi to sue under the contract.
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The High Court confirmed Tanport Company Limited’s alteration of its objects under the Companies Ordinance after no objection from the Registrar and no apparent prejudice.
The High Court of Tanzania confirmed Tanport Company Limited’s alteration of its memorandum of association, including its objects, company name, and share capital.
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