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The High Court struck out a criminal appeal as incompetent because the petition was filed about 14 months late and no extension of time had been sought.
The Court of Appeal held that time for appeal excluded the period needed to obtain the decree, allowed the appeal, and remitted the record to the High Court.
The High Court struck out an application for a certificate of points of law after finding it was brought under the wrong provision and was therefore incompetent.
The Court of Appeal held that Enock Peter’s high court appeal was not time barred because the period for obtaining proceedings and judgment had to be excluded.
The High Court struck out a criminal appeal as incompetent because it was filed out of time under section 361(1)(b) of the Criminal Procedure Act, with no leave sought.
The High Court at Arusha held the applicant was still within time to appeal a DLHT decision after excluding time spent obtaining the ruling copy, and granted 14 days to file.
The High Court granted the applicant 30 more days to seek leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal, finding the application was filed within time after obtaining the certified judgment.
The High Court granted an application to extend time to file a land appeal, holding that delay caused by late supply of judgment was sufficiently explained.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal as time barred after finding it was filed two days late and that alleged earlier electronic filing was not proved.
The High Court granted Moses Seni extra time to appeal a District Land and Housing Tribunal decision, accepting delay caused by late supply of the decree.
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