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The court found that the deed of settlement filed by the parties met the legal requirements for a consent judgment under Order XXIII Rule 3 of the Civil Procedure Code, and accordingly adopted and recorded the settlement as the judgment of the court, marking the suit as settled on agreed terms.
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The court entered judgment based on the parties' consent and settlement agreement, marking the suit as settled and recording the terms as a decree.
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The High Court entered a consent judgment after the parties settled. The defendants will pay TZS 92 million, and the plaintiff abandoned a prior TASAC award.
The parties freely entered into a deed of settlement resolving the dispute, specifying the amount, payment schedule, and waiving further claims, thus warranting entry of a consent judgment and decree as per the agreed terms.
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The suit is compromised and settled by consent pursuant to the Deed of Settlement, with the Defendant acknowledging liability for the statutory levy, partial payments made, and the balance to be paid by a specified date, with all other claims waived.
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The consent judgment was set aside on the ground of fraud because the 3rd defendant, who signed the deed of settlement on behalf of the plaintiff, was not a director, secretary, or principal officer duly authorized to bind the company. There was no evidence of authority, and acts by unauthorized persons cannot bind the company. Fraud was thus established, rendering the consent judgment void ab initio.
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The court is satisfied that the parties have lawfully compromised the suit through a deed of settlement, and accordingly records the settlement as a consent judgment, binding all parties and marking the matter as settled and withdrawn.
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The High Court at Shinyanga recorded a consent judgment settling a defamation suit and adopted the parties’ deed of settlement as the decree.
The court adopted the deed of settlement as a consent judgment, holding that the parties' agreement is binding and enforceable as a court decree.
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The High Court of Tanzania entered a consent judgment adopting a settlement deed, ordering Tridea Cosmetics Ltd to pay TZS 43,587,700 in installments.
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