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The High Court allowed a land appeal, quashed the tribunal judgment, and remitted the matter for a locus in quo visit to resolve conflicting boundaries and size.
The trial tribunal failed to exercise its discretion to visit the locus in quo despite conflicting evidence regarding boundaries and ownership, necessitating nullification of proceedings and remittal for proper determination.
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The points raised by the applicant are rooted in factual evaluation and do not constitute points of law for certification under section 5(2)(c) of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act.
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The High Court dismissed a second land appeal, upholding concurrent findings that the appellant had not proved ownership and that procedural objections did not vitiate justice.
The High Court of Zanzibar dismissed a land appeal, upholding the tribunal’s finding that the disputed shamba belonged to the respondent.
Second appeal over a land encroachment dispute was dismissed after the court held the respondent proved ownership on the balance of probabilities.
Second appeal over a land dispute failed because the High Court found the disputed shamba was not the same land earlier awarded to the appellant.
Second appeal over disputed shamba ownership failed after the court found the land now in issue was different from land previously adjudicated and properly bounded.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, finding the disputed shamba portion belonged to the respondent and that the appellant had no right to cross the eilembo and plant boundary trees.
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