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Civil procedure SIGNED RULING ARTHUR DALLAS SEME CASE 1

SIGNED RULING ARTHUR DALLAS SEME CASE 1

The applicant provided sufficient documentary evidence of a long-term, serious illness (cervical spondylosis) requiring specialized treatment unavailable in prison. The respondent failed to rebut the authenticity or relevance of the medical evidence. Section 47(3)(b) of the Civil Procedure Code empowers the court to order release of a civil prisoner on grounds of serious illness, and the applicant met this threshold. The court found the illness serious and the application meritorious, ordering immediate release.

  • Release of civil prisoner
  • Serious illness as ground for release
  • Execution of decrees
  • Judgment debtor rights
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Civil procedure SANASI CONSTRUCTION LTD VS NBC LTD MISC

SANASI CONSTRUCTION LTD VS NBC LTD MISC

The execution order was not made ex parte or under Order IX, as the applicants were served and had the opportunity to show cause; therefore, the application to set aside or vacate the order is misconceived and dismissed.

  • Execution of decree
  • Setting aside orders
  • Judgment debtor rights
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Civil procedure 20061207 TZCA Dar es Salaam2

20061207 TZCA Dar es Salaam2

The Court of Appeal stayed execution pending appeal because the applicant’s estate was already under a receiving order in bankruptcy proceedings.

  • Stay of execution
  • Bankruptcy proceedings
  • Judgment debtor rights
  • Stay-of-execution
  • Bankruptcy-proceedings
  • Judgment-debtor-rights
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