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Civil procedure mek one general tanzania limited vs vivo energy tanzania limited 2023 tzhccomd 382 28 november 2023

mek one general tanzania limited vs vivo energy tanzania limited 2023 tzhccomd 382 28 november 2023

Discovery of documents is granted where the documents sought are specific, relevant to the pending suit, and in the possession or control of the party from whom discovery is sought. Affidavits sworn by advocates are competent if they relate to matters within their knowledge and the advocates are involved in the conduct of the case. Requests that are general or speculative, or for documents not in the possession of the Respondent, are denied.

  • Discovery of documents
  • Relevance in discovery
  • Affidavit competency
  • Tender disputes
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Contract law coseke tanzania limited vs the board of trustees of the public service social security fund another 2022 tzhccomd 272 13 september 2022

coseke tanzania limited vs the board of trustees of the public service social security fund another 2022 tzhccomd 272 13 september 2022

The High Court of Tanzania recorded a deed of settlement in a commercial dispute, marked the suit settled, and ordered the agreed terms to form part of the consent judgment.

  • Settlement
  • Contract enforcement
  • Tender disputes
  • Consent-judgment
  • Commercial-contract-disputes
  • Tender-disputes
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Contract law 20170728 TZHC Mwanza

20170728 TZHC Mwanza

High Court civil appeal over a halted construction tender was dismissed, with the court also setting aside the district court proceedings as a nullity.

  • Breach of contract
  • Capacity to sue and be sued
  • Tender disputes
  • Procedural nullity
  • Breach-of-contract
  • Tender-disputes
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Administrative law E FULUSI AFRICA T LTD VS T ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO

E FULUSI AFRICA T LTD VS T ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO

The application for leave to apply for judicial review was filed out of time, as the six-month limitation period runs from the date of the decision intended to be challenged (25.07.2014), not from the date of exhaustion of alternative remedies or notification thereof. Time spent pursuing remedies before administrative bodies is not excluded from the computation of the limitation period. The application is therefore incompetent and must be dismissed for want of jurisdiction.

  • Judicial review
  • Limitation of actions
  • Exhaustion of remedies
  • Prerogative orders
  • Tender disputes
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