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The High Court at Mwanza granted bail to the applicant in an economic crimes case, subject to strict statutory conditions because the alleged loss exceeded TZS 2 billion.
The High Court acquitted four accused persons of 33 counts including forgery, uttering false documents, money laundering, organized crime and pecuniary loss.
The High Court granted an ex parte restraining order over land with two houses in Mwanza, finding reasonable grounds to link the property to alleged proceeds of serious economic crimes.
Since the offences are bailable, the application is uncontested, and there are no compelling reasons to deny bail, the applicants are entitled to bail with conditions proportionate to their share of the subject matter value.
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The High Court granted the applicant bail pending trial in an economic crimes case, finding no compelling reason to refuse bail and applying a shared deposit principle.
The High Court granted bail to the applicant in an economic crime case, imposing cash deposit, sureties, travel limits, and surrender of travel documents.
The High Court granted bail to an accused person in an economic crime case, finding the offences bailable and setting cash deposit, sureties, and travel restrictions.
The High Court granted bail to nine applicants in an economic crimes case, imposing cash, surety, reporting, and travel restrictions.
The trial court properly convicted the respondents and considered both prosecution and defence evidence. The High Court erred in finding otherwise and in holding that failure to consider written submissions was fatal. The prosecution proved its case beyond reasonable doubt on all relevant counts. The Court of Appeal restored the convictions and sentences imposed by the trial court.
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The High Court granted bail pending trial to six applicants accused in an economic case involving an elephant tusk valued above TZS 10 million.
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