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Insurance law jefferson philibert bayekela administrator of estate of the late philibert sweetbert bayekela 2024 tzhc 610 29 february 2024

jefferson philibert bayekela administrator of estate of the late philibert sweetbert bayekela 2024 tzhc 610 29 february 2024

The District Court correctly dismissed the suit for lack of pecuniary jurisdiction as insurance claims below TZS 40,000,000 must be referred to the Insurance Ombudsman, not the courts, in accordance with Section 123 of the Insurance Act and relevant regulations.

  • Pecuniary jurisdiction
  • Insurance ombudsman
  • Exclusive jurisdiction
  • Preliminary objection
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Employment law 20160927 TZHC Dodoma 1

20160927 TZHC Dodoma 1

The High Court at Dodoma struck out a police employment dispute for want of jurisdiction, holding that the Labour Division had exclusive jurisdiction over the claim.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Exclusive jurisdiction
  • Police employment
  • Dismissal
  • Labour court powers
  • Exclusive-jurisdiction
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Civil procedure 20070731 TZHC Dar es Salaam 1

20070731 TZHC Dar es Salaam 1

The Commercial Division of the High Court lacks jurisdiction to entertain land disputes, as exclusive jurisdiction is vested in the Land Division and land courts by statute. The suit, being a land dispute, is not properly before this court and must be struck out.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Preliminary objection
  • Land dispute
  • Pleadings
  • Exclusive jurisdiction
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Constitutional law jina khatibu haji vs juma selemani nungu and another 1987 tzca 25 22 july 1987

jina khatibu haji vs juma selemani nungu and another 1987 tzca 25 22 july 1987

The High Court of the United Republic has exclusive original jurisdiction to hear and determine parliamentary election petitions arising from Zanzibar, but it cannot sit in Zanzibar due to lack of territorial jurisdiction; it must sit in Tanzania Mainland.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Territorial jurisdiction
  • Election petitions
  • Concurrent jurisdiction
  • Exclusive jurisdiction
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