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Administrative law north mara gold mine limited vs minister of state vice presidents office union environmenta and another 2024 tzhc 742 7 march 2024

north mara gold mine limited vs minister of state vice presidents office union environmenta and another 2024 tzhc 742 7 march 2024

The applicant has demonstrated sufficient interest, an arguable case, and the absence of an operational alternative remedy; leave to apply for judicial review is granted.

  • Judicial review
  • Right to be heard
  • Exhaustion of alternative remedies
  • Standing (locus standi)
  • Environmental penalties
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Administrative law tanzania electric supply cpo ltd vs honourable attorney general and others 2020 tzhc 359 25 march 2020

tanzania electric supply cpo ltd vs honourable attorney general and others 2020 tzhc 359 25 march 2020

The application is incompetent because the applicant failed to exhaust the available review remedy under rule 50(1) of the Fair Competition Rules, 2014 before seeking leave for prerogative orders from the court.

  • Judicial review
  • Exhaustion of alternative remedies
  • Review of tribunal decisions
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The petition was struck out for incompetence because the petitioner failed to exhaust available alternative remedies, specifically judicial review and statutory appeals, as required by section 8(2) of BRADEA. The alleged contraventions were of statutory provisions and could be addressed by judicial review, not by constitutional petition.

  • Exhaustion of alternative remedies
  • Judicial review
  • Locus standi
  • Ultra vires acts
  • Tax exemptions
  • Public interest litigation
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