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The respondents failed to take essential procedural steps after filing the notice of appeal, including applying for and serving certified copies of proceedings and instituting the appeal within the prescribed time, justifying striking out the notice of appeal under Rule 89(2) of the Rules.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to strike out a notice of appeal, holding that no essential step had been omitted in the respondent’s intended appeal.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania dismissed an application to strike out a notice of appeal, finding the respondent had taken sufficient steps toward the intended appeal.
The respondent failed to take essential procedural steps to institute the appeal within the prescribed time and did not serve the applicant with the required documents, making him ineligible for any exception to the 60-day rule; therefore, the notice of appeal must be struck out.
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The respondent took all necessary and essential steps to prosecute the appeal, and the delay was due to the Registrar's inaction in supplying certified documents. The application to strike out the notice of appeal is without merit.
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The notice of appeal was lodged beyond the prescribed 30-day period and the respondent failed to make a timely reminder to the Registrar, rendering the notice incompetent and warranting its striking out.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to strike out a notice of appeal, finding the respondent had taken genuine steps to serve it despite difficulties.
The Court of Appeal struck out a notice of appeal for failure to take essential steps, holding that the respondent’s delay in seeking leave to appeal was not excused.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania dismissed an application to strike out a notice of appeal, finding the respondent had taken the essential procedural steps required.
The Court of Appeal struck out the notice of appeal for failure to take essential steps within time after the required documents were ready for collection.
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