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High Court land appeal dismissed after the court held that the appellants raised new grounds not canvassed before the lower tribunals.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding the Ward Tribunal was improperly constituted during hearing and that the challenge to evidence need not be reached.
The High Court struck out a revision application in a land dispute, holding that the applicant had a right of appeal and had not shown exceptional grounds for revision.
Petition to call and conduct an extraordinary general meeting was struck out because the petitioner failed to prove the company’s current directorship through an updated BRELA report.
The proceedings and judgment of the trial tribunal were null and void due to failure to disclose the membership composition during trial, which is a fatal irregularity under Tanzanian law.
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The High Court nullified land tribunal proceedings after finding no proper judgment and an irregular chairperson signature, and ordered a retrial.
The High Court quashed Ward Tribunal and District Land and Housing Tribunal proceedings because the record did not show tribunal members present or quorum.
The High Court allowed a land appeal and held that failure to disclose the tribunal quorum was a fatal irregularity, nullifying the lower proceedings.
The High Court quashed Ward Tribunal and District Land and Housing Tribunal proceedings after finding the Ward Tribunal record did not show which members sat at each hearing, making quorum uncertain.
The High Court quashed Ward Tribunal and District Land and Housing Tribunal proceedings over uncertainty about tribunal quorum and member composition.
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