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The High Court upheld a conviction for selling price-controlled beer above the maximum price, held the charge was not defective, and dismissed bail pending appeal.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashed convictions for price control and unlicensed trading, and set aside the fines for lack of supporting evidence.
The High Court upheld a fine for selling goods above the regulated price, finding the sentence was not excessive despite improper remarks by the trial magistrate.
The High Court upheld the conviction for selling goods above the official price, but reduced the sentence from two years’ imprisonment to a fine of Shs. 30,000 or 12 months in default.
The High Court granted certiorari and quashed a City Director’s decision stopping beer supplies to the applicant, finding the decision lacked sworn evidential support.
The High Court quashed the City Director’s decision to stop beer supplies to Tandem Holdings Ltd, finding the allegation of overpricing was unsupported by sworn evidence.
The High Court at Tanga summarily rejected a criminal appeal after finding the evidence clearly supported guilt and no basis to reduce sentence.
The High Court allowed consolidated criminal appeals, quashed convictions for selling controlled goods at an unauthorized price, and ordered the fines refunded.
The High Court reduced an illegal and excessive criminal sentence imposed for price-control offences, holding that imprisonment in default exceeded the statutory maximum.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, holding that cow fat was not expressly covered by the price-control order and could not support conviction.
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