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The High Court entered summary judgment for the plaintiffs after the defendant failed to seek leave to defend, awarding TZS 223,116,600 and post-judgment interest.
The High Court entered summary judgment for the Attorney General and NSSF against an employer for unpaid social security contributions, penalties, interest, and costs.
The High Court entered summary judgment for NSSF, ordering Swilla Secondary School to pay TZS 687,084,328.21 for unpaid contributions and penalties, with 7% interest.
The defendant failed to raise triable issues and did not defend the summary suit; therefore, the allegations in the plaint are deemed admitted and summary judgment is entered for the plaintiffs for the claimed amount, interest, and costs.
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Ex parte High Court judgment ordering an employer to pay unpaid NSSF contributions, penalties, interest, and costs after finding breach of statutory duty.
The High Court entered summary judgment for NSSF and the Attorney General against Bomba Radio FM for unpaid statutory social insurance contributions and penalties.
A Tanzanian High Court consent judgment settled a dispute over unpaid social security contributions, with the defendant agreeing to pay TZS 51,347,147.75 in instalments.
The Plaintiffs proved on a balance of probabilities that the Defendant was a registered contributing employer who failed to remit statutory contributions as required by law, and the unchallenged evidence established liability for the claimed amount.
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The High Court entered summary judgment for the plaintiffs against an employer that failed to remit statutory social security contributions and penalties.
Summary judgment for the plaintiffs for unpaid social security contributions, penalties, interest, and costs after the defendant failed to defend the claim.
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