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The High Court reviewed and corrected bail conditions, excluding a non-economic co-accused from burden sharing and resetting the deposit and bond terms.
The High Court granted bail to five applicants in an economic offences case, imposing statutory cash deposit, surety, travel, and attendance conditions.
The High Court granted bail to two applicants charged with economic offences, imposing cash deposit, surety, travel, and appearance conditions.
The High Court granted bail to the applicant in an economic crimes case, imposing cash deposit, sureties, travel limits, and surrender of travel documents.
The trial court acted without jurisdiction because the consent to prosecute did not specify the economic offences, rendering the proceedings, convictions, and sentences a nullity. The deficiencies in the prosecution's evidence preclude an order for retrial.
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The High Court granted the applicant bail in an economic offences matter, finding the charges bailable and not restricted by law, subject to substantial bond and reporting conditions.
High Court bail ruling in an economic offences case: bail was granted subject to strict statutory conditions, including deposits, sureties, passports, and travel limits.
Since the value of property involved in the charges exceeds ten million shillings, the High Court is vested with jurisdiction to grant bail, and the applicants are entitled to bail upon fulfillment of statutory conditions.
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The High Court granted bail to Mariam Kazi in an economic crime case, holding it had jurisdiction because the subject matter exceeded ten million shillings.
The High Court of Tanzania admitted the applicant to bail pending trial for an economic crime charge, imposing cash bond, sureties, travel document surrender, and a residency restriction.
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