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The absence of evidence that assessors' opinions were read to the parties before judgment, as required by Regulation 19(2), rendered the proceedings and judgment of the trial tribunal null and void.
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The prosecution proved beyond reasonable doubt that the cautioned statement of the 3rd accused was made voluntarily at Central Police Station, Dar es Salaam, and that procedural defects or discrepancies did not prejudice the accused or vitiate the statement's admissibility.
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The High Court held that irregular succession of assessors in a District Land and Housing Tribunal vitiated the proceedings and judgment, allowing the appeal.
The absence of a specific committal order by the subordinate court, as required by Section 246(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act, meant the accused was not properly before the High Court, rendering all subsequent proceedings a nullity.
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The Court of Appeal quashed a murder preliminary hearing for noncompliance with section 192, holding the memorandum was not properly read and explained to the accused.
The High Court partly allowed a tenancy appeal, holding that procedural non-compliance in restoring a dismissed application was an error, but the premises had already been demolished.
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