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Company law MORGAN AIR SEAFREIGHT LOGISTICS KENYA LTD VS SERENGETI FRESH LTD MISC

MORGAN AIR SEAFREIGHT LOGISTICS KENYA LTD VS SERENGETI FRESH LTD MISC

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TANZLII

The applicant failed to prove any wrongdoing, fraud, concealment, or misuse of the corporate form by the 2nd and 3rd Respondents. The directors acted within their legal mandate, and the company, as a separate legal entity, is solely liable for its debts. The grounds advanced for lifting the corporate veil were misconceived, unsubstantiated, or legally insufficient. The application is dismissed.

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  • Lifting/piercing corporate veil
  • Judgment execution
  • Director liability
  • Consent decree
  • Winding up
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Company law SALUTE FINANCE LTD AND REX ENERGY LTD MISC

SALUTE FINANCE LTD AND REX ENERGY LTD MISC

Court
TANZLII

The application to lift the corporate veil was dismissed because the applicant failed to establish any fraud, improper conduct, concealment, or other recognized grounds for disregarding the separate legal personality of the 1st Respondent. The mere fact that the 2nd and 3rd Respondents are sole shareholders/directors and executed agreements on behalf of the company, or that the company has no assets, does not justify lifting the veil. The applicant's evidence did not meet the legal threshold for piercing the corporate veil under Tanzanian law and established principles.

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  • Lifting/piercing corporate veil
  • Execution of decree
  • Director/shareholder liability
  • Limited liability
  • Judgment enforcement
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