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Land law ligalwike vs matar another 2000 tzhc 9 2 august 2000

ligalwike vs matar another 2000 tzhc 9 2 august 2000

The High Court upheld a housing appeal tribunal decision fixing lower standard rent, making the rent effective from judgment date, and awarding refund and costs.

  • Standard rent assessment
  • Valuation reports
  • Effective date of rent
  • Refund of construction costs
  • Award of costs
  • Housing-law
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Land law nulu ligalwike vs selemani saidi matar 2000 tzhc 27 2 august 2000

nulu ligalwike vs selemani saidi matar 2000 tzhc 27 2 august 2000

The Appeals Tribunal acted within its powers to set aside the standard rent based on the valuation report and fix a lower rent, as the valuation report is not binding. The effective date of the new rent is the date of the Tribunal's judgment, not the date of the valuation report. The order for refund of construction costs and award of costs to the respondents was proper.

  • Standard rent assessment
  • Valuation report
  • Effective date of rent
  • Refund of construction costs
  • Award of costs
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Land law nulu ligalwike vs selemani saidi matar another 2000 tzhc 39 2 august 2000

nulu ligalwike vs selemani saidi matar another 2000 tzhc 39 2 august 2000

The Appeals Tribunal was justified in reducing the standard rent, setting the effective date as the date of judgment, ordering refund of construction costs, and awarding costs to the respondents; the appeal lacked merit and was dismissed.

  • Standard rent assessment
  • Valuation report
  • Effective date of rent
  • Refund of construction costs
  • Award of costs
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Land law 19960830 TZHC Dar es Salaam

19960830 TZHC Dar es Salaam

The High Court rejected a preliminary objection that questioned the respondent’s ownership and locus standi in a rent assessment appeal, and ordered the appeal to proceed.

  • Standard rent assessment
  • Locus standi
  • Ownership dispute
  • Jurisdiction of appellate court
  • Rent-assessment
  • Locus-standi
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Landlord and tenant 19951110 TZHC Dar es Salaam

19951110 TZHC Dar es Salaam

High Court partly allowed a housing appeal, holding the husband lacked locus standi because the tenancy was in his wife’s name, while noting rent and repair issues.

  • Locus standi
  • Tenancy agreements
  • Rent arrears
  • Standard rent assessment
  • Repairs obligation
  • Locus-standi
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