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The High Court at Songea granted the Attorney General 14 days to file an out-of-time revision application, finding sufficient cause and no order as to costs.
The District Land and Housing Tribunal exercised its discretion judiciously, reasonably, and on sound legal principles in granting the extension of time to the respondent, based on credible reasons including delayed supply of judgment copy and allegations of procedural irregularity.
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The High Court dismissed an appeal against an order extending time to appeal, holding that the District Court properly exercised discretion based on sufficient medical explanation for delay.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application for extension of time to seek review, finding the applicant had not shown good cause for a delay of more than three years.
The High Court partly allowed a taxation reference, reducing instruction fees from Tsh 2,500,000 to Tsh 1,333,333.8 while leaving attendance costs unchanged.
The trial magistrate exercised discretion properly in ordering forfeiture and considered mitigation; however, the fines imposed on minors should have been directed to their parents or guardians as per the Law of the Child Act.
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Applicants demonstrated technical delay, accounted for each day, and delay was not inordinate; sufficient cause shown for extension under Rule 10.
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The appellant failed to provide sufficient cause for the delay and did not account for each day of delay as required by law; absence of proof regarding the uncle's sickness and lack of diligence justified the lower court's refusal to grant extension of time.
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High Court appeal dismissed after finding no sufficient cause to extend time to appeal from the Primary Court decision.
Applicant failed to demonstrate sufficient cause for delay; poverty is not recognized as a valid ground, and medical evidence was inadequate and appeared as an afterthought. No material sufficient cause was established to warrant extension of time.
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