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Administrative law RULING ODERO C

RULING ODERO C

Applicant failed to prove sufficient interest by not producing documentary evidence of NGO existence and membership. As all criteria for leave must be cumulatively satisfied, failure to prove one condition renders the application meritless.

  • Judicial review
  • Ngo regulation
  • Sufficient interest
  • Mandamus
  • Certiorari
  • Prohibition
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Administrative law mustafa juma chiwanga others vs mwenyekiti serikali ya mtaa kilimahewa temeke municicipality others 2023 tzhc 16218 17 march 2023

mustafa juma chiwanga others vs mwenyekiti serikali ya mtaa kilimahewa temeke municicipality others 2023 tzhc 16218 17 march 2023

The High Court granted leave for judicial review, finding the applicants showed sufficient interest, an arguable case, and timely filing.

  • Judicial review
  • Prerogative orders
  • Certiorari
  • Prohibition
  • Sufficient interest
  • Arguable case
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Administrative law salaaman health services vs tanzania insurance regulatory authority others 2022 tzhc 12340 31 august 2022

salaaman health services vs tanzania insurance regulatory authority others 2022 tzhc 12340 31 august 2022

The applicant established sufficient interest and an arguable case as the letter from the 1st respondent had the potential to negatively impact its business. The application was filed promptly and there was no alternative remedy available. All conditions for leave were met, justifying the grant of leave for judicial review.

  • Leave for judicial review
  • Certiorari
  • Prohibition
  • Sufficient interest
  • Alternative remedy
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