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Applicants failed to establish a prima facie case or irreparable injury as the contracts allowed for 30 days’ notice of termination, which was given. No breach of contract or advance rent substantiated. Therefore, conditions for temporary injunction were not met.
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The High Court held the eviction was illegal for lack of notice, but the plaintiff failed to strictly prove special damages. General damages of TShs. 20,000,000 were awarded.
The High Court invalidated notices to quit and a joint venture agreement, holding the tenants were lawful occupants, while dismissing their damages claim.
The High Court dismissed an appeal over tenancy termination, holding that the appellant failed to prove construction expenses and had defaulted on rent.
The High Court upheld an order for vacant possession after a fixed-term tenancy expired, dismissing the tenant’s appeal and awarding costs to the landlord.
The High Court partly allowed a tenancy appeal, holding that procedural non-compliance in restoring a dismissed application was an error, but the premises had already been demolished.
The Court of Appeal held Shell remained the lawful tenant, allowed possession of the premises, and dismissed the respondent’s cross-appeal over furniture.
The High Court held that after valid notice to quit, the appellant became a tenant on sufferance and rent stayed at the original agreed rate.
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