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The High Court dismissed a land appeal after finding the appellant raised new grounds that had not been canvassed before the lower tribunal.
The High Court of Tanzania (Land Division) allowed an extension of time to file a revision, holding that the alleged illegality in the tribunal decision was sufficient cause.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal challenging execution of a Ward Tribunal decision, holding the district tribunal properly executed the decree and new grounds could not be raised.
The High Court found that the DLHT properly complied with the appellate order by having a different chairperson (other than Hon. Lekamoi) preside over the execution application, and that the tribunal had jurisdiction to execute the Ward Tribunal's decree. The appeal was found to lack merit and was dismissed.
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The applicant's appeal to the District Land and Housing Tribunal was filed out of time without leave, rendering the Tribunal's decision a nullity. As a result, the Muriet Ward Tribunal's decision stands and is binding. The execution proceedings based on that decision were lawful, and the applicant's challenge has no legal basis.
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The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding that the District Land and Housing Tribunal properly executed a Ward Tribunal decision rather than rehearing the dispute.
The High Court dismissed a criminal trespass appeal, holding that the respondent’s title based on the final tribunal order defeated the appellant’s claim of right.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal challenging refusal of costs in execution proceedings, holding the application had been overtaken by events and that some respondents were wrongly joined.
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