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Civil procedure aliasghar halai vs exim bank and 3 others 2022 tzhccomd 41 23 march 2022

aliasghar halai vs exim bank and 3 others 2022 tzhccomd 41 23 march 2022

The High Court is functus officio and lacks jurisdiction to set aside or nullify its own decree passed in a previous case; any challenge to such a decree must be made by appeal or revision to a higher court, not by instituting a fresh suit in the same court.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Functus officio
  • Setting aside decree
  • Fraud on court
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Civil procedure aliasghar halai as the legal representative nilofer rafik halai vs exim bank tanzania limited three others 2022 tzhccomd 238 23 march 2022

aliasghar halai as the legal representative nilofer rafik halai vs exim bank tanzania limited three others 2022 tzhccomd 238 23 march 2022

The High Court struck out a suit seeking to set aside its own earlier decree, holding that it was functus officio and that the proper remedy was appeal or revision.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Functus officio
  • Setting aside decree
  • Fraud on court
  • Appeal vs. fresh suit
  • Functus-officio
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Civil procedure asami nemoto and another vs alex david silaa and another 2021 tzhc 5770 24 august 2021

asami nemoto and another vs alex david silaa and another 2021 tzhc 5770 24 august 2021

The High Court vacated its earlier company-order after finding material facts were concealed, held the applicants had locus standi, and remitted the dispute to be heard with a related pending case.

  • Locus standi
  • Functus officio
  • Inherent powers of court
  • Joinder of parties
  • Fraud on court
  • Abuse of process
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