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Civil procedure HAMIDU MUSHI 2222222222222 EDITED

HAMIDU MUSHI 2222222222222 EDITED

The High Court at Manyara allowed an application to join a claimed land purchaser as a second defendant, finding a prima facie interest and risk of multiplicity of suits.

  • Joinder of parties
  • Interest in land
  • Avoidance of multiplicity of suits
  • Joinder-of-parties
  • Civil-procedure
  • Land-law
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Land law joseph ambolike sanga 3 others vs clement balina bomani 34 others 2023 tzhclandd 17261 18 december 2023

joseph ambolike sanga 3 others vs clement balina bomani 34 others 2023 tzhclandd 17261 18 december 2023

The High Court dismissed a land revision application, finding the applicants failed to prove their land related to the disputed subject matter or that the omission caused injustice.

  • Revision jurisdiction
  • Right to be heard
  • Ownership of land
  • Certificate of title
  • Interest in land
  • Land-revision
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Civil procedure SEYANI BROTHERS RULING 2

SEYANI BROTHERS RULING 2

Applicants demonstrated sufficient interest in the attached property through sale agreements, payments, and court decisions, and such interests are recognized under the Unit Titles Act even if not registered. The attachment of the main title, which comprises common property and unit titles owned by different persons, cannot stand. The property is released from attachment as the applicants have established their interests.

  • Objection to execution
  • Unit titles
  • Attachment and sale of property
  • Interest in land
  • Registration of interests
  • Prohibitory orders
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