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The High Court at Shinyanga granted the applicant seven days to file an intended appeal, finding sufficient cause after an incomplete order delayed refiling.
The High Court at Tanga overruled a preliminary objection and granted extension of time to refile a revision against a CMA award, finding good cause and a curable citation defect.
Applicant failed to provide evidence of sickness and did not follow up on the progress of the appeal; delay was not sufficiently accounted for; application unmerited.
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The applicant demonstrated good cause for the delay in filing inventory and accounts, including ongoing efforts to identify, collect, and resolve disputes over the deceased's properties, justifying the grant of extension of time.
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The delay was caused by a registry error, not the applicant's fault, and sufficient cause was established for extension of time.
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There was no material before the Court to justify exercising discretion to allow extension of time to file written submissions; failure to comply with Rule 106(1) is fatal and the appeal is not maintainable.
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The applicant demonstrated sufficient cause for the delay, namely the advocate's sickness and technical issues with the court's online filing system, both of which were substantiated and not controverted. The applicant accounted for each day of delay and acted diligently. Therefore, extension of time is warranted.
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The High Court at Musoma dismissed an application to extend time to appeal, holding that the applicant’s economic constraints did not amount to good cause.
The High Court of Tanzania granted a prisoner leave to appeal out of time, holding that delays caused by prison transfer and prison procedures amounted to good cause.
The High Court of Tanzania granted a six-month extension for an official liquidator to continue winding up Retrus Tanzania Ltd and file his report.
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