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Civil procedure alexnder j barunguza vs law school of tanzania two others 2023 tzhc 19419 9 may 2023

alexnder j barunguza vs law school of tanzania two others 2023 tzhc 19419 9 may 2023

The High Court overruled the petitioner’s preliminary objections, holding that the affidavit was properly signed and verified and that alleged defects were not made out.

  • Affidavit defects
  • Pleadings verification
  • Authority to depose
  • Extraneous matters in affidavits
  • Student status determination
  • Affidavit-defects
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Land law evod augusti mallya vs shedrac kalinga 20 others 2022 tzhclandd 12562 10 november 2022

evod augusti mallya vs shedrac kalinga 20 others 2022 tzhclandd 12562 10 november 2022

All preliminary objections fail as the issues raised require evidence and cannot be determined at the preliminary stage; the plaint discloses a cause of action; and any defects in verification or signing are not fatal and can be cured by amendment.

  • Limitation of actions
  • Cause of action
  • Pleadings verification
  • Adverse possession
  • Striking out pleadings
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Land law image2292

image2292

Appellant failed to prove lawful ownership as Fifth Respondent denied sale, Sixth Respondent vanished, and appellant did not establish valid root of title. Defects in pleadings verification were not raised at trial and do not affect merits.

  • Ownership
  • Sale agreement
  • Evidence evaluation
  • Pleadings verification
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Civil procedure Celina Mhumbila v Pindoria

Celina Mhumbila v Pindoria

The suit is barred by res judicata as the cause of action and parties are substantially the same as Land Case No. 210 of 2022, which was dismissed for want of prosecution, amounting to final determination. The first plaintiff's legal capacity was not properly pleaded, rendering the plaint incompetent. The plaint is defective for being lodged by a party not recognised in law.

  • Res judicata
  • Res subjudice
  • Locus standi
  • Breach of contract
  • Capacity to sue
  • Pleadings verification
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