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The Court of Appeal held that leave was required before suing a specified public corporation, so the High Court lacked jurisdiction over the suit and counterclaim.
The High Court dismissed a preliminary objection, holding that section 9(1) of the Bankruptcy Act was the enabling provision and that omission of section 43(1)(a) and (b) did not make the application incompetent.
The High Court granted leave to sue National Insurance Corporation (T) Ltd over a motor vehicle injury claim, with costs in the cause.
The High Court granted leave to sue a public corporation after the respondent raised no objection, ordering costs in the cause.
The High Court granted leave to sue the respondents, including a public corporation, after finding the applicant had a claim and no objection was raised.
The High Court granted leave to sue a public corporation and the Parastatal Sector Reform Commission, noting no objection from the respondents.
The High Court of Tanzania granted the applicants 21 days to file a fresh suit, leave to sue NASACO, and leave to proceed by representative suit.
The High Court granted extension of time, leave to sue NASACO, and leave to file a representative suit, with each party bearing its own costs.
The High Court struck out a civil suit after upholding preliminary objections on leave to sue a public corporation, non-joinder of a necessary party, and locus standi.
The High Court struck out an application for leave to sue a public corporation because the supporting affidavit was sworn by counsel on matters outside personal knowledge.
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