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The Tribunal acted within its discretion to award costs to the 2nd respondent upon withdrawal of the application by the applicant. There was no illegality or material error in the Tribunal's order, and the Tribunal was not obliged to provide reasons for awarding costs in these circumstances.
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The High Court quashed a consent decree from the Ubungo Land and Housing Tribunal for denying the applicant a hearing over property linked to matrimonial proceedings.
The High Court revised a DLHT decree after finding the land plaint failed to properly identify the suit land, leading to wrongful execution affecting a non-party.
The High Court dismissed a land revision application, holding that the miscellaneous application could not be entertained while the main land application remained pending.
The appellant was afforded the right to be heard but chose not to exercise it; therefore, there was no breach of natural justice and no basis for revision of the Ward Tribunal's ex-parte decision.
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The High Court held that res judicata was not clearly established and remitted the matter for revision of competing Ward Tribunal records, staying execution meanwhile.
The High Court revised a land tribunal decision, holding that orders against Morogoro Municipal Council were improper because the council was never a party.
The High Court revised tribunal proceedings, set aside irregular stay-of-execution orders, and directed immediate execution of the eviction decree.
The applicant failed to prove that the respondent lacked locus standi or that procedural irregularities occasioned injustice; the settlement deed was validly executed and adopted as decree; regulation 18 was inapplicable as parties settled outside tribunal.
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