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The High Court struck out Al Adawi Company Limited’s application for temporary injunction, holding injunctions cannot issue against government and the company lacked board resolution.
The High Court granted interim relief to stop demolition of the applicant’s property pending expiry of the 90-day statutory notice, finding the application urgent.
Applicant established prima facie contentious issues regarding ownership and risk of irreparable loss; refusal to grant injunction would occasion failure of justice and injury not capable of being undone. Application meets legal threshold for grant of temporary injunction and declaratory orders.
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The High Court’s Land Division recorded a consent judgment after the parties settled a land dispute over Plot No. 35 Block E, Kariakoo, Dar es Salaam.
The High Court struck out a land execution-related application as premature because the applicant had not first raised the issues before the Deputy Registrar.
The application for stay of execution is incompetent because the decree is not executable; after dismissal of the suit, parties reverted to their former positions and no order grants rights or commands action affecting the applicant.
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The High Court of Tanzania’s Land Division declared that the respondent’s caveat no longer existed and ordered costs against the respondent.
The High Court declared the plaintiff the lawful owner of Plot No. 90 Block C, Tegeta, and voided the alleged allocation to the defendant.
The High Court granted leave to appeal in a land matter, finding an arguable issue on whether the limitation period was six or twelve years.
The High Court held that the suit and counterclaim were properly before it and should proceed on the merits, making no order as to costs.
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