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Company law mary deogratias magubo formerly known as mary boniface fungo 2 others vs the registrar of companies 2024 tzhccomd 1 25 january 2024

mary deogratias magubo formerly known as mary boniface fungo 2 others vs the registrar of companies 2024 tzhccomd 1 25 january 2024

The High Court of Tanzania allowed an application under section 137 to cure quorum problems in a company after the death of a director-shareholder, enabling a members’ meeting.

  • Quorum deficiency
  • Share transmission
  • Membership vs shareholding
  • Court intervention under companies act
  • Administration of deceased estate
  • Company-law
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Company law sm water ltd 2023 tzhccomd 56 3 march 2023

sm water ltd 2023 tzhccomd 56 3 march 2023

The High Court ordered S&M Water Ltd to convene an extraordinary general meeting to approve share transmission and appoint a new director after quorum was lost.

  • Extraordinary general meeting
  • Director appointment
  • Share transmission
  • Company-law
  • Extraordinary-general-meeting
  • Director-appointment
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Company law AMENDED RULING HARPAL SINGH VIRDEE AND BANSONS ENTERPRISES LTD MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL CAUSE NO

AMENDED RULING HARPAL SINGH VIRDEE AND BANSONS ENTERPRISES LTD MISCELLANEOUS COMMERCIAL CAUSE NO

The petitioner, as administrator of the estate of a deceased shareholder, is not a member but is a person to whom shares have been transferred by operation of law and thus has locus standi under section 233(2) of the Companies Act to petition for unfair prejudice. The petitioner is a director of the 2nd respondent company as per the unchallenged official search report from the Registrar of Companies. Both the petitioner and the 1st respondent, as directors, have committed unfair and prejudicial practices against each other and the company by acting unilaterally and failing to cooperate. There…

  • Unfair prejudice
  • Shareholder rights
  • Directorship
  • Locus standi
  • Company meetings
  • Share transmission
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Company law swalehe shabani shaluwa vs makombe swalehe shaluwa 2022 tzhccomd 289 16 september 2022

swalehe shabani shaluwa vs makombe swalehe shaluwa 2022 tzhccomd 289 16 september 2022

The High Court Commercial Division recorded a Deed of Settlement in a company dispute, marking the petition settled by consent and making the deed part of the decree.

  • Unfair prejudice
  • Share transmission
  • Settlement agreements
  • Company-law
  • Settlement-agreements
  • Share-transmission
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Company law Winding up Cause No searchable

Winding up Cause No searchable

Petitioners, as administrators and shareholders by transmission, have locus standi as contributories; the company has not operated since 2014, has no assets, directors, or interested parties, and all claims have been settled; it is just and equitable to wind up the company.

  • Winding up of companies
  • Locus standi of administrators
  • Just and equitable ground
  • Share transmission
  • Appointment of liquidator
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