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Civil procedure Commercial Case No 7954 of 2024 1 CRDB v Hillux

Commercial Case No 7954 of 2024 1 CRDB v Hillux

The suit is not time barred because the credit facility agreement constitutes a continuing breach, and the limitation period may be reset with each instance of breach until the expiry of the agreement term in September 2026.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Credit facility agreements
  • Continuing breach
  • Preliminary objection
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Labour law thilak kumar naidu hanumantha vs mount meru retailer company limited 2022 tzhcld 731 24 july 2022

thilak kumar naidu hanumantha vs mount meru retailer company limited 2022 tzhcld 731 24 july 2022

The High Court extended time and revised a CMA ruling after finding that unpaid salary claims involved a continuing breach and that delay was sufficiently explained.

  • Extension of time
  • Condonation
  • Salary arrears
  • Continuing breach
  • Employment contract
  • Jurisdiction of cma
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Contract law lindi express ltd vs infinite estate limited 2021 tzhccomd 3313 13 august 2021

lindi express ltd vs infinite estate limited 2021 tzhccomd 3313 13 august 2021

The High Court held that the defendant’s alleged rent default was a continuing breach, so the commercial suit was not time-barred and could proceed.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Breach of lease agreement
  • Continuing breach
  • Limitation-of-actions
  • Continuing-breach
  • Lease-agreements
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Civil procedure mm worldwide trading company limited others vs national bank of commerce limited 2021 tzca 192 10 may 2021

mm worldwide trading company limited others vs national bank of commerce limited 2021 tzca 192 10 may 2021

The Court of Appeal held that a time-bar ruling in a prior suit was conclusive, so a fresh suit on the same subject matter was barred and the appeal succeeded.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Res judicata
  • Continuing breach
  • Mortgage enforcement
  • Limitation-of-actions
  • Res-judicata
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Banking law zaidi baraka vs exim bank t ltd 2020 tzca 1813 9 october 2020

zaidi baraka vs exim bank t ltd 2020 tzca 1813 9 october 2020

The claim for TZS 200,000,000.00 was time barred as the cause of action accrued on 24/4/2001 and the suit was filed after the 6-year limitation period; the USD 600,000.00 facility was fully serviced by the appellants and not outstanding; the trial court erred in awarding the respondent the full claimed amount and interest.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Loan agreements
  • Guarantees
  • Burden of proof
  • Currency conversion
  • Continuing breach
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Banking law zaidi baraka others vs exim bank tanzania limited 2020 tzca 1933 9 october 2020

zaidi baraka others vs exim bank tanzania limited 2020 tzca 1933 9 october 2020

The claim for TZS 200,000,000.00 was time barred as the cause of action accrued on 24/4/2001 and the suit was filed on 13/6/2007, exceeding the six-year limitation period. The USD 600,000.00 facility was fully serviced by the appellants, as evidenced by the respondent's own witness. The trial court erred in holding the appellants liable for both facilities and awarding the full claim.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Loan agreements
  • Guarantees
  • Burden of proof
  • Conversion of currency
  • Continuing breach
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Civil procedure 20170621 TZCA Dar es Salaam 1

20170621 TZCA Dar es Salaam 1

Failure to plead grounds for exemption from limitation in the plaint renders the suit time barred and subject to rejection under Order VII Rule 11(c) of the Civil Procedure Act.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Pleading requirements
  • Credit facilities
  • Continuing breach
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Civil procedure NBC LTD VS MM WORDWIDE COMM CASE NO

NBC LTD VS MM WORDWIDE COMM CASE NO

Striking out the previous suit for being time barred did not render the court functus officio; the plaintiff is at liberty to refile the suit. The preliminary objection lacks merit and is dismissed with costs.

  • Functus officio
  • Subjudice
  • Striking out vs dismissal
  • Limitation of actions
  • Continuing breach
  • Case consolidation
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Civil procedure NBC LTD VS MM WORLDWIDE TRADING CO

NBC LTD VS MM WORLDWIDE TRADING CO

The suit was filed out of time and the plaint failed to plead exemption from limitation as required by Order VII rule 6 of the Civil Procedure Code; therefore, the suit must be struck out.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Continuing breach
  • Pleading requirements
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Civil procedure universal auto electrical hardware 1986 ltd vs nic another 2006 tzhccomd 52 13 february 2006

universal auto electrical hardware 1986 ltd vs nic another 2006 tzhccomd 52 13 february 2006

The High Court held that a limitation objection failed because the alleged continuing breach delayed accrual of the cause of action until repudiation in September 2003.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Preliminary objection
  • Continuing breach
  • Limitation-of-actions
  • Continuing-breach
  • Preliminary-objection
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