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The High Court at Tanga overruled a preliminary objection and granted extension of time to refile a revision against a CMA award, finding good cause and a curable citation defect.
The second, third, and fourth respondents were not afforded the right to be heard at trial, violating the principle of natural justice and rendering the trial court's proceedings and judgment a nullity; the first appellate court was correct in quashing the proceedings and judgment.
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The High Court struck out a joint judicial review leave application by three former Tanzania Railways employees, holding their separate disciplinary histories created no joint interest.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal after finding the appellant was denied legal representation, quashing the conviction and ordering retrial.
The High Court dismissed an application for mandamus and certiorari against the Tanganyika Law Society, finding no proven denial of access to documents and no impugned decision.
The High Court set aside a district court order rejecting a restoration application as wrongly filed, holding the applicant was entitled to be heard.
The Tribunal erred by introducing the issue of non-joinder of parties during judgment composition without affording parties the right to be heard, violating principles of natural justice and binding by pleadings.
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The District Court erred by disposing of the revision without affording the parties the right to be heard on issues raised in their pleadings, violating the fundamental right to be heard and rendering the proceedings and resultant orders a nullity.
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The act of fighting was not within the scope of employment for grazing cattle and is an independent act; vicarious liability does not attach. The district court breached the right to be heard and execution procedures, rendering its decisions invalid.
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The District Court failed to afford both parties the right to be heard, constituting a violation of natural justice and rendering its decision a nullity; the appellate proceedings are defective and must be nullified.
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