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All grounds of preliminary objection fail as they are not pure points of law or lack merit; the amended plaint was filed timely, no necessary parties omitted, amendments were within scope, and jurisdiction issue is functus officio.
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Amended application was filed out of time and without leave, thus invalid; amendment was only to language, not substance, so prior WSD remained valid; no error material to merits or injustice shown; revision not merited.
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The High Court quashed a CMA award after finding the arbitrator wrongly re-determined a timeliness objection already dismissed by a previous arbitrator.
The High Court rejected a preliminary objection that a labour revision application was time-barred, holding the electronic filing printout proved timely filing.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a criminal appeal challenging a High Court ruling that had upheld the DPP’s appeal on a notice of appeal filing-date dispute.
The appeal was incompetent as the appellant failed to lodge the letter requesting for proceedings within thirty days of the impugned decision, contravening Rule 90(1) of the Tanzania Court of Appeal Rules, 2009. The certificate of delay could not exclude the period between the judgment and the late request, rendering the appeal out of time.
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The Court of Appeal taxed a bill of costs arising from a civil reference, rejecting timeliness and sub judice objections but reducing the claimed fees.
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