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The trial court erred by relying on matters not pleaded, taking the appellant by surprise, and denying costs and interest without justification. Judgment should be based on admitted claim, with mode of payment left to execution proceedings.
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The High Court allowed an appeal over unpaid transport services, holding that the respondent’s admission proved the debt and justified judgment for TZS 14.2 million.
The High Court allowed a second appeal over a loan dispute, upheld the Primary Court’s award for the admitted debt, and rejected the licensing objection.
The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal over unpaid supply invoices, holding that the respondent’s letter admitted the debt and supported default judgment.
Civil appeal over alleged debt and documentary proof. The High Court found part of the respondent’s admission should have been recorded, but ordered a trial de novo on the disputed amount.
Ex parte commercial judgment for unpaid transport services, based on invoices and the defendant’s written admissions of debt.
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