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The Court of Appeal restored the Housing Appeals Tribunal’s decision, holding that repossession could not be ordered without showing reasonably equivalent alternative accommodation.
The Court of Appeal allowed a landlord-and-tenant appeal, holding the High Court had applied the wrong test and failed to assess reasonably equivalent alternative accommodation.
The High Court granted leave to appeal only on whether alternative accommodation was reasonably equivalent, but refused a stay of execution pending appeal.
The High Court restored an eviction order, holding that the landlord reasonably needed the premises and had offered alternative accommodation the tenant refused.
The High Court restored a Regional Housing Tribunal eviction order, finding the landlord reasonably needed the premises and had offered alternative accommodation.
The Court of Appeal held that a month-to-month contractual tenant needed a notice to quit before eviction proceedings, and dismissed the landlord’s appeal.
The Court of Appeal held that a month-to-month contractual tenant required a notice to quit before eviction proceedings, and dismissed the appeal.
The High Court allowed an appeal from an ex-parte eviction judgment, set aside the decree, and remitted the case for rehearing on vacant possession and alternative accommodation.
The High Court of Tanzania allowed a tenant’s appeal, set aside an eviction order, and held the lower court misdirected itself under the Rent Restriction Act.
The High Court allowed a tenant’s appeal, holding that vacant possession could not be granted without concrete evidence that alternative accommodation was available.
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