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Labour law APPLICATION NO

APPLICATION NO

The Labour Division dismissed an application to extend time for filing revision, finding the applicant failed to account for over 60 days of delay and proved no technical filing error.

  • Extension of time
  • Technical delay
  • Illegality as ground for extension
  • Electronic filing system
  • Revision of arbitral award
  • Extension-of-time
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Civil procedure MISC

MISC

The applicant demonstrated sufficient reasons for the delay, specifically technical issues with the electronic filing system, and the application was uncontested; thus, extension of time is granted.

  • Extension of time
  • Appeals
  • Electronic filing system
  • Sufficient cause
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Civil procedure PRISCA NGODOKI V SALIMA PETER

PRISCA NGODOKI V SALIMA PETER

Rejection of appeal by electronic filing system constitutes sufficient cause for delay; applicant acted diligently and delay was due to technical reasons outside her control.

  • Extension of time
  • Electronic filing system
  • Sufficient cause
  • Appeals
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Civil procedure ndovu adventures ltd vs elibariki lorry 2021 tzhc 7390 29 november 2021

ndovu adventures ltd vs elibariki lorry 2021 tzhc 7390 29 november 2021

The applicant demonstrated sufficient cause for delay due to late supply of the ruling and possible electronic filing system errors; the period for obtaining the ruling is excluded under the law, and in absence of contrary evidence, benefit of doubt is given to the applicant.

  • Extension of time
  • Limitation period
  • Electronic filing system
  • Taxation of costs
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