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Land law abdallah iddi mchekwa vs ally saidi mbegu administrator of the estate of the late asha ali pazi 2023 tzhclandd 16654 27 june 2023

abdallah iddi mchekwa vs ally saidi mbegu administrator of the estate of the late asha ali pazi 2023 tzhclandd 16654 27 june 2023

A land dispute over Plot No. 734, Block B, Kinyerezi Area was resolved by consent judgment, requiring sale of the property and division of proceeds.

  • Ownership dispute
  • Unlawful transfer
  • Mortgage default
  • Auction process
  • Settlement
  • Land-law
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Land law kabengwe zakaria kabengwe vs mem auctioneers and brocker ltd another 2022 tzhc 13463 30 september 2022

kabengwe zakaria kabengwe vs mem auctioneers and brocker ltd another 2022 tzhc 13463 30 september 2022

The respondents failed to prove that the appellant was served with the mandatory default notice before initiating the sale of the mortgaged property. This procedural lapse renders the sale process null and void, despite the appellant's default on the payment schedule.

  • Mortgage default
  • Loan restructuring
  • Sale of mortgaged property
  • Notice requirements
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Land law Scanned 93 2022

Scanned 93 2022

Plaintiff defaulted on loan repayment, triggering mortgagee's power of sale. Auction was irregular but not unlawful; remedy is damages, not nullification. Transfer of title to 6th defendant was legal; 6th defendant is bonafide purchaser protected by law. Plaintiff cannot challenge sale after transfer; only remedy is damages. 6th defendant entitled to eviction but not damages for lost rent.

  • Mortgage default
  • Power of sale
  • Auction procedure
  • Transfer of title
  • Bonafide purchaser
  • Damages
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