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The court is satisfied that the parties have lawfully settled the dispute through a deed of settlement, which is recorded and adopted as a consent judgment, thereby disposing of the suit in accordance with the agreed terms.
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The court is satisfied that the parties have lawfully settled the dispute through a deed of settlement, which is recorded and adopted as a consent judgment, thereby disposing of the suit in accordance with the agreed terms.
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The High Court Commercial Division at Arusha recorded a lawful deed of settlement, entered a consent judgment, and marked the commercial suit settled.
The court is barred from entertaining an application for extension of time to file a matter already dismissed for being time-barred; the present application seeks to revive what has already been dismissed, and the court is functus officio.
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The High Court Commercial Division at Dar es Salaam recorded a signed settlement deed as a consent judgment, settling the suit on agreed instalment payments.
The court found that the directors of the respondent were involved in the settlement and are under legal obligation to ensure payment of the decreed sum. Since the respondent lacks sufficient funds and property, lifting the corporate veil is necessary to enable execution of the award against the directors.
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The High Court ordered Symbion Power Tanzania Limited to deposit USD 30 million as security pending a related commercial cause, and awarded costs to the applicant.
The High Court adopted a mediated consent settlement in a land case, granting the plaintiff time to repay an outstanding loan in scheduled installments.
The High Court quashed a Resident Magistrate’s order enforcing a Minister for Labour decision, holding the underlying conciliation process was procedurally invalid after settlement.
The Court of Appeal quashed a consent order, decree, contempt application, and contempt ruling, holding the settlement was uncertain and the proceedings were a nullity.
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