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The appellant failed to prove the value of the maize loan beyond his own testimony; the only independent witness (SU3) supported the respondent's version that the contract value was Tshs 180,000. The District Court's finding was correct and is upheld.
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The application is incompetent because the applicant failed to attach a notice of intended execution as required by rule 11(7)(d) of the Tanzania Court of Appeal Rules, 2009, a mandatory procedural requirement.
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The High Court granted a temporary injunction restraining sale of mortgaged suit properties, finding the applicant met the three Atilio v Mbowe conditions.
The High Court dismissed a loan dispute, holding that the plaintiffs failed to prove an outstanding balance of Tshs. 3.56 billion on the balance of probabilities.
The High Court held that the District Land and Housing Tribunal lacked jurisdiction over the dispute, nullifying its judgment and proceedings.
The High Court set aside a land tribunal decision after finding procedural defects in the assessors’ opinions, including failure to provide individual written opinions.
The High Court struck out a temporary injunction application after finding it incompetent because no pending suit between the parties was shown.
Applicants demonstrated an arguable defense by admitting the loan and alleging partial repayment and discrepancies in the amount owed, thus satisfying the requirements for leave to defend under Order 35 Rule 3 of the Civil Procedure Code.
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High Court appeal over a disputed Shs. 200,000 loan was dismissed after the court accepted corroborated evidence that the money had been advanced.
The High Court dismissed a civil appeal over an alleged loan and cow pledge, holding the claim was not proved on a balance of probabilities.
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