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Court of Appeal review application dismissed for lack of manifest error on the face of the record; the claim sought reassessment of evidence, not review.
The application for review was dismissed because the alleged errors were not manifest errors on the face of the record but were grounds already determined in the appeal. The applicant was improperly seeking a rehearing of the appeal, which is not the function of review under Rule 66(1). No miscarriage of justice was found, and the enhancement of sentence was lawful as it addressed an illegal sentence.
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The application for review was dismissed because the alleged errors were not manifest on the face of the record but required detailed reasoning and had already been addressed in the appeal. The grounds raised were found to be grounds of appeal, not review, and there was no miscarriage of justice or denial of the right to be heard.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed a review application, holding that the complaints were either appeal grounds in disguise or issues that should have been raised on appeal.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania dismissed an application to review its earlier ruling, holding that no manifest error on the face of the record was shown.
The Court of Appeal at Zanzibar dismissed a review application, holding that the applicant had not shown a manifest error on the face of the record and was trying to re-argue compensation.
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