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Civil procedure HIA INSURANCE AGENCY LTD

HIA INSURANCE AGENCY LTD

The High Court ordered discovery of bank statements and contract documents, holding the application was properly before the court, relevant, and not barred by confidentiality.

  • Discovery of documents
  • Relevance of evidence
  • Confidentiality
  • Commission disputes
  • Contractual extensions
  • Discovery-of-documents
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Contract law uniliver tea t ltd vs benedict mkasa trading as bema enterprises 2016 tzca 777 9 march 2016

uniliver tea t ltd vs benedict mkasa trading as bema enterprises 2016 tzca 777 9 march 2016

The Court of Appeal held that the High Court could not vary a distribution agreement’s commission term and restored Unilever’s claim for the amount due.

  • Distribution agreement
  • Variation of contract terms
  • Commission disputes
  • Enforcement of contract
  • Judicial interference in contracts
  • Contract-law
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Contract law univeler tanzania ltd vs benedict mkasa trading as bema enterprises 2009 tzca 24 3 march 2009

univeler tanzania ltd vs benedict mkasa trading as bema enterprises 2009 tzca 24 3 march 2009

The trial judge erred in varying the commission rate from 5.5% to 7.5% based on a consultant's report prepared solely for the respondent, contrary to the express terms of the distribution agreement which gave the appellant sole discretion to review the commission. Courts are bound to enforce the contract as agreed by the parties and cannot unilaterally alter its terms.

  • Distribution agreement
  • Variation of contract terms
  • Commission disputes
  • Enforcement of contract
  • Judicial interference with contract
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