Tanzania Case Law

CIVIL APPLICATION NO 206 14 OF 2024 JEREMIAH SUMUNI KULINDWA 4 OTHERS VS

Court

TANZLII

The application for extension of time is granted solely on account of apparent illegalities in the impugned consent order, including denial of right to be heard and issues regarding land size, time limitation, and locus standi, which are sufficient to warrant the exercise of discretion despite the applicants' failure to fully account for the delay.

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• Extension of time
• Revision
• Consent order
• Illegality
• Right to be heard

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jonathan chacha tyenyi vs said seif dibwe 2023 tzhc 23108 15 june 2023

Court

TZHC

The High Court adopted a registered deed of settlement, marked the miscellaneous application withdrawn, and treated the related appeal and trial case as amicably settled.

• Deed of settlement
• Withdrawal of application
• Payment of debt
• Consent order
• Civil-procedure
• Consent-judgment

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mtakuja kondo others vs wendo maliki 2013 tzca 354 29 july 2013

Court

TZCA

The Court of Appeal dismissed a stay application as time-barred, unsupported by security, and pointless because the disputed house had already been sold.

• Stay of execution
• Limitation period
• Probate and administration
• Security for stay
• Consent order
• Sale of property

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gabriel ruhumbika vs pendieton security international t ltd 2007 tzhc 61 19 october 2007

Court

TZHC

The application was incompetent because the applicant failed to cite the specific enabling provisions of section 5(1) of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act and Rule 43 of the Court of Appeal Rules, which is a prerequisite for the court to be properly moved. Non-citation of the relevant provisions is fatal and renders the application liable to be struck out.

Source excerpt

• Leave to appeal
• Citation of enabling provisions
• Time limitation
• Consent order
• Fraud

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