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Criminal law peter kinasa vs norbat deogratias 2023 tzhc 22979 3 november 2023

peter kinasa vs norbat deogratias 2023 tzhc 22979 3 november 2023

Where there is a genuine dispute as to land ownership, criminal charges of trespass and destruction of property cannot be sustained until the ownership dispute is resolved in a civil forum; thus, the criminal proceedings and convictions were quashed for lack of jurisdiction.

  • Criminal trespass
  • Destruction of property
  • Jurisdiction
  • Land ownership dispute
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Criminal law bura tahhani vs catherine lolo 2021 tzhc 9495 3 december 2021

bura tahhani vs catherine lolo 2021 tzhc 9495 3 december 2021

The High Court set aside a District Court criminal appeal judgment that lacked proper reasons and analysis, and ordered a rehearing before another magistrate.

  • Right to be heard
  • Judgment requirements
  • Public servant liability
  • Destruction of property
  • Judgment-requirements
  • Right-to-be-heard
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Criminal law richard emmanuel vs republic 2013 tzhc 2045 1 november 2013

richard emmanuel vs republic 2013 tzhc 2045 1 november 2013

The conviction was upheld as the appellant was found in possession of recently stolen property belonging to TANESCO, but the sentence was quashed because the appellant was a child under the Law of the Child Act and should not have been sentenced to imprisonment.

  • Destruction of property
  • Possession of stolen property
  • Sentencing of juveniles
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Human rights association internationale des jurists democrates v ethiopia communication 28 of 1989 1989 achpr 5 4 november 1989

association internationale des jurists democrates v ethiopia communication 28 of 1989 1989 achpr 5 4 november 1989

The African Commission declared the communication inadmissible because Ethiopia was not a party to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights.

  • False imprisonment
  • Destruction of property
  • Admissibility
  • Human-rights
  • False-imprisonment
  • Property-damage
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