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Company law FINAL DEFAULT JUDGMENT EEKLO MINES LTD v PHILIP DE BEATS CC 14432 Edited

FINAL DEFAULT JUDGMENT EEKLO MINES LTD v PHILIP DE BEATS CC 14432 Edited

Defendant, as director, breached fiduciary duty by misappropriating company funds for personal use, proven by unchallenged affidavit and documentary evidence. Plaintiff entitled to refund, interest, general damages, and costs.

  • Director fiduciary duty
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Default judgment
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Civil procedure issa selemani mwanga vs hamisi mega 2023 tzhc 17044 2 may 2023

issa selemani mwanga vs hamisi mega 2023 tzhc 17044 2 may 2023

The High Court dismissed a civil appeal over alleged misappropriation of group funds, holding the respondent had locus standi and the award was supported by evidence.

  • Locus standi
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Representation of group members
  • Application of procedural rules
  • Locus-standi
  • Civil-appeal
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Labour law daudi migani vs mantra tanzani ltd 2020 tzhcld 10 18 september 2020

daudi migani vs mantra tanzani ltd 2020 tzhcld 10 18 september 2020

The High Court dismissed a labour revision, holding that admitted misappropriation of funds was a valid termination reason, while procedural flaws were already compensated.

  • Unfair termination
  • Procedural fairness
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Employee misconduct
  • Unfair-termination
  • Procedural-fairness
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Civil procedure swaumu bhoke mashine vs wema group 2020 tzhc 2405 31 august 2020

swaumu bhoke mashine vs wema group 2020 tzhc 2405 31 august 2020

The appellant misappropriated Tzs. 1,303,400/= entrusted by the respondent, as established by overwhelming evidence and confirmed by concurrent findings of the lower courts. There was no basis to disturb these findings.

  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Enforcement of compensation orders
  • Concurrent findings of fact
  • Appeals process
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Civil procedure shaban zuberi ngole vs mgimwa lugenge 2015 tzhc 2023 28 april 2015

shaban zuberi ngole vs mgimwa lugenge 2015 tzhc 2023 28 april 2015

The High Court dismissed a second appeal over a family land-and-money dispute, finding no basis to disturb lower-court findings that the appellant was only appointed to sell clan land for tomb construction.

  • Appeal procedure
  • Clan land
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Jurisdiction
  • Civil-procedure
  • Land-law
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Civil law shabani zuberi ngole vs mgimwa lugenge 2015 tzhc 2282 28 april 2015

shabani zuberi ngole vs mgimwa lugenge 2015 tzhc 2282 28 april 2015

The High Court dismissed a second civil appeal over a family land and tomb-construction money dispute, holding the respondent’s evidence more credible and upholding costs.

  • Land dispute
  • Inheritance
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Civil-appeal
  • Land-dispute
  • Misappropriation-of-funds
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Civil law shaban zuberi ngole vs mgimwa lugenge 2015 tzhc 2296 28 april 2015

shaban zuberi ngole vs mgimwa lugenge 2015 tzhc 2296 28 april 2015

Second appeal over money from the sale of clan land for family tomb construction. The High Court found the evidence favored the respondent and dismissed the appeal with costs.

  • Appeals
  • Clan land
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Proper forum for land disputes
  • Civil-appeal
  • Land-dispute
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Civil law 20150428 TZHC Iringa

20150428 TZHC Iringa

The High Court dismissed a civil appeal over family land sale proceeds, holding the evidence showed the land was family land and the appellant had no better claim to the disputed balance.

  • Land dispute
  • Inheritance
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Civil-appeal
  • Family-land
  • Land-dispute
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Criminal law 19990628 TZHC Mtwara

19990628 TZHC Mtwara

The High Court upheld convictions for stealing by a public servant, rejecting the claim that unpaid salary justified using council funds, but reduced the first-count sentence.

  • Stealing by public servant
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Sentencing
  • Compensation order
  • Criminal-law
  • Stealing-by-public-servant
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Criminal law 19941228 TZHC Dar es Salaam

19941228 TZHC Dar es Salaam

The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashed a conviction for stealing by public servant, and set aside the sentence and restitution order.

  • Stealing by public servant
  • Misappropriation of funds
  • Conviction appeal
  • Criminal-law
  • Criminal-appeal
  • Stealing-by-public-servant
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