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Administrative law tanzania bureau of standards vs the public procurement appeals authority 2023 tzhc 22892 10 november 2023

tanzania bureau of standards vs the public procurement appeals authority 2023 tzhc 22892 10 november 2023

The High Court of Tanzania granted leave to challenge a procurement appeals decision that nullified an award to SICPA SA, finding the applicant met the low threshold for judicial review.

  • Judicial review
  • Prerogative orders
  • Certiorari
  • Mandamus
  • Leave to apply
  • Procurement appeals
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Administrative law SISCPA SA Ruling

SISCPA SA Ruling

The judicial review application was timely as leave was sought within 14 days, but the applicant failed to establish any ultra vires action or breach of natural justice by PPAA. The applicant was ineligible for the tender due to nondisclosure of a summary penalty order constituting a final judgment within the relevant period, as required by tender documents and procurement regulations.

  • Judicial review
  • Certiorari
  • Procurement appeals
  • Timeliness
  • Natural justice
  • Disclosure obligations
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Administrative law quality inspection services inc japan vs public procurement appeals authority others 2022 tzhc 14620 8 november 2022

quality inspection services inc japan vs public procurement appeals authority others 2022 tzhc 14620 8 november 2022

The application was filed out of time as court fees were paid three days after the statutory period, rendering the filing invalid under section 101(1) of the Public Procurement Act. The supporting affidavit was defective for containing unverified paragraphs and extraneous material. Prayers based on non-final decisions are not tenable. The remedy for an application filed out of time is dismissal under section 3 of the Law of Limitation Act.

  • Judicial review
  • Time limitation
  • Affidavit defects
  • Procurement appeals
  • Mandamus
  • Certiorari
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