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The Court of Appeal of Tanzania at Zanzibar dismissed a land ownership appeal, finding the disputed land was sufficiently identified and the limitation point unsupported.
The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding that the appellant’s entitlement to the plot arose from compensation for acquired land and the respondent’s offer was wrongly issued.
The High Court dismissed a land compensation suit after finding the plaint failed to sufficiently describe the disputed land and prove individual ownership.
The High Court dismissed a second land appeal, upholding the respondent’s ownership, finding no jurisdictional or procedural error, and maintaining demolition orders.
Second land appeal dismissed. The High Court upheld findings that the respondent owned plots 847 and 849 at Boko and that compensation and demolition orders stood.
Second land appeal dismissed; the High Court upheld the Tribunal’s decision finding the respondent entitled to the disputed plots and maintaining demolition orders.
The High Court held that the land claim was time barred because the cause of action arose in 1988 and the suit was filed in 2006, beyond the limitation period.
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