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The High Court granted Sarah Semu Silas’s adoption application after finding the child’s best interests were served and statutory requirements were met.
The High Court granted an adoption order to Idda Leoni Mrema after finding she met statutory requirements and that adoption was in the child’s best interests.
The adoption is granted as the petitioners have fulfilled statutory requirements, demonstrated care and affection, and the application is uncontested with supporting reports from Social Welfare Officer.
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The High Court of Tanzania granted MJ and RJM’s adoption application, finding the statutory requirements met and the adoption in the child’s best interests.
The High Court granted an adoption order for child S. M. in favour of Mr. and Mrs. Kimaro, finding them suitable adoptive parents and holding the adoption was in the child’s best interest.
The applicant has satisfied all statutory requirements for adoption, including consent from the Commissioner for Social Welfare, financial capability, and suitability as a parent. The adoption is in the best interests of the child, who was abandoned and has no known biological parents.
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The High Court of Tanzania granted EFG’s adoption petition for ABC, finding the adoption served the child’s best interests and ordering the child be renamed XYZ.
The High Court upheld a divorce but altered property division, ordering sale of the matrimonial house and distribution of proceeds 60% to the appellant and 40% to the respondent.
The petitioners have complied with all statutory requirements for adoption, the child was abandoned and placed in institutional care, and granting the adoption order serves the best interests of the child.
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Applicant and children are entitled to maintenance pending final determination; respondent is legally compelled to provide maintenance; interim injunction granted to restrain disposal of matrimonial property due to risk of irreparable loss and hardship.
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