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The applicants failed to provide legally sufficient evidence of ownership, as a residential permit does not equate to a certificate of title under Tanzanian law. Neither party proved ownership, and the dispute is properly determined by the land tribunal, not the probate court. The application for review is dismissed for lack of merit.
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No apparent or self-explanatory error exists in the impugned judgment; the applicants' claims do not meet the threshold for review as established by binding precedents. The court's order to split claims and allow amendment is consistent with legal principles, and the cited case law does not apply due to closure of administration proceedings.
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The High Court dismissed a land claim over a Kariakoo property, finding neither party proved ownership and that probate issues could not be resolved there.
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