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Labour law MAREJEO NO 5071 OF 2024 WEMA MTENGWA VRS TANZANIA RAILWAY CORPORATION

MAREJEO NO 5071 OF 2024 WEMA MTENGWA VRS TANZANIA RAILWAY CORPORATION

The CMA lacked jurisdiction to enforce the Deed of Settlement as such enforcement falls within the exclusive mandate of the High Court. The applicant's claims were therefore properly dismissed.

  • Retirement benefits
  • Jurisdiction of labour institutions
  • Enforcement of settlement agreements
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Labour law tanzania electric supply company limited vs james mwakajwanga and 16 others 2021 tzhcld 388 10 september 2021

tanzania electric supply company limited vs james mwakajwanga and 16 others 2021 tzhcld 388 10 september 2021

The High Court held that the CMA lacked jurisdiction because the respondents, treated as public servants, had not first exhausted remedies under the Public Service Act.

  • Jurisdiction of labour institutions
  • Public service employment
  • Procedural fairness in termination
  • Labour-law
  • Jurisdiction
  • Public-service-employment
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Labour law said m choki vs dar es salaam development corporationddc 2021 tzhcld 107 7 mei 2021

said m choki vs dar es salaam development corporationddc 2021 tzhcld 107 7 mei 2021

The applicant is a public servant employed by a public institution (DDC) as defined by the Public Service Act and relevant statutes. He failed to exhaust internal appeal procedures required by section 32A of the Public Service Act before approaching the Commission for Mediation and Arbitration. Therefore, the Commission lacked jurisdiction to entertain the dispute, and the revision application is dismissed.

  • Public service employment
  • Jurisdiction of labour institutions
  • Procedural requirements for public servants
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