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Proceedings and award are invalid where evidence is recorded without administering oath, as this contravenes mandatory legal requirements and vitiates the proceedings.
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On first appeal in a land dispute, the High Court quashed the tribunal’s decision because the municipal authority that allocated the plot was a necessary party.
The High Court quashed Ward and District Land Tribunal proceedings after finding the record did not show tribunal members or quorum, making the process invalid.
The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding that failure to disclose the ward tribunal quorum was a fatal irregularity that made the proceedings and judgment null and void.
The High Court quashed Ward Tribunal and District Land and Housing Tribunal proceedings after finding the Ward Tribunal record did not show quorum at each sitting.
The transfer order dated 30 May 2000 was null and void as it was made under the wrong provision of law; proceedings conducted by a magistrate not specifically assigned were irregular and expunged; the High Court retains jurisdiction and the trial should proceed from where it was before the reference.
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