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The High Court allowed a land appeal, held the appellant proved ownership of the disputed land, and restrained the respondent from interference.
The High Court dismissed a land claim over 7.527 acres, finding the first defendant lawfully owned the land and her customary right of occupancy valid.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, finding the appellant had not proved village allocation or ownership of the disputed land on the evidence.
The EACJ held it had jurisdiction over the reference but dismissed the village councils’ claim for lack of proof that the evictions occurred outside Serengeti National Park.
The High Court struck out a judicial review leave application for failure to comply with Rule 5(2)(a), holding that the required statement was omitted.
The High Court granted certification for appeal, holding that the applicant raised an important point of law about double allocation and priority of allocation in a land dispute.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding that the appellant’s allocation was unlawful because abandonment of the land for the statutory period was not proved.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding that the appellant proved no documentary title and that village authorities lacked lawful basis to allocate the land.
The High Court granted leave to appeal, finding a point of law on whether notice was required before reallocation of allegedly abandoned village land.
The High Court quashed a land tribunal decision for lack of jurisdiction, holding that statutory notice to sue a local government authority had not been served.
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