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The Court of Appeal held that the settlement agreement was invalid for lack of free consent and consideration, and allowed the appeal.
The Court of Appeal held that no enforceable oral consultancy agreement was proved, so the commission claim failed. It upheld the filing of fresh witness statements.
The court held that the transfer of 100 shares was ineffective for lack of consideration, ordered return of the shares, and dismissed the company’s counterclaim.
The Court of Appeal held that an agreement for sale of business assets dated 1 January 2003 was void for lack of consideration, but upheld liability for the unpaid purchase balance and corrected the interest rate.
Second appeal over a disputed paddy-supply contract succeeded after the High Court found no proof of consideration and irregular execution of the agreement.
The sale agreement was invalid due to incomplete consideration and lack of free consent; respondent lacked legal standing as she was not a party to the contract.
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The High Court allowed an appeal and ordered repayment of Tshs. 14,310,000, finding the appellant paid the respondent but received no goods in return.
The High Court of Tanzania dismissed a commercial claim after finding the deed of settlement invalid for lack of authority and lawful consideration.
The High Court held that post-dated cheques given by the defendant were payment for insurance premiums, not mere security, and entered judgment for the insurer.
Application for leave to defend under summary procedure dismissed after the court found no triable issues and entered judgment for the plaintiff.
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