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The parties freely entered into a deed of settlement resolving the dispute, specifying the amount, payment schedule, and waiving further claims, thus warranting entry of a consent judgment and decree as per the agreed terms.
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The court adopted the deed of settlement as a consent judgment, holding that the parties' agreement is binding and enforceable as a court decree.
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The court is satisfied that the deed of settlement was mutually consented to by both parties and thus adopts it as the judgment and decree of the court, marking the suit as settled on the agreed terms.
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The High Court of Tanzania entered a consent judgment adopting a settlement deed, ordering Tridea Cosmetics Ltd to pay TZS 43,587,700 in installments.
The High Court of Tanzania entered ex parte judgment for the plaintiff in a loan dispute, finding a breached repayment agreement and awarding principal, interest, damages, and costs.
The court found that the parties had mutually consented to a deed of settlement resolving all claims, and accordingly adopted the settlement as the judgment and decree of the court.
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The High Court entered a consent judgment after the parties settled a land and debt dispute, with the defendant admitting liability and agreeing to pay in instalments.
The High Court entered summary judgment for Sikonge District Council and the Attorney General after the defendants failed to seek leave to defend a revenue recovery claim.
The High Court granted summary judgment for Uyui District Council and the Attorney General after the defendant failed to seek leave to defend a crop cess debt claim.
The court is satisfied that the parties have mutually consented to the terms of settlement, which are adopted as the judgment and decree of the court, marking the suit as settled.
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