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The High Court found the defendants breached a loan facility and ordered them to pay the outstanding sums, interest, penalties, and costs, with mortgage auction on default.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal challenging foreclosure of mortgaged property after the appellant admitted default and sought extra time to repay.
The High Court allowed an applicant to be joined as an interested party in a civil revision over mortgaged property sold at auction, but deferred any bona fide purchaser declaration.
The High Court allowed the applicant to be joined as an interested party in a civil revision arising from a mortgage sale, but deferred the bona fide purchaser issue.
The High Court dismissed an application to amend a plaint to add a third defendant, new fraud allegations, and new reliefs, and granted eviction of the plaintiff.
The High Court refused to let the plaintiff amend his plaint to add a proposed defendant and fraud-based reliefs, holding the application was an afterthought.
The High Court dismissed an appeal against refusal to set aside a dismissal for non-appearance, finding no sufficient cause was shown.
The High Court allowed an appeal over a mortgaged-house auction, holding that failure to follow Order 32 procedure made the proceedings and sale a nullity.
The High Court struck out a suit over mortgaged property, holding it was barred by res sub judice because the same dispute was already pending in the RM's Court.
The Court of Appeal of Tanzania upheld a ruling that a bank’s sale of mortgaged farmland was unlawful because no valid demand notice was served.
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