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Civil procedure age technologies tanzania limited vs turbise tech limited 2020 tzhccomd 2100 20 november 2020

age technologies tanzania limited vs turbise tech limited 2020 tzhccomd 2100 20 november 2020

The High Court restored mediation in a commercial case, finding the defendant’s failure to attend was linked to COVID-19 and allowing compliance with payment of costs.

  • Restoration of mediation
  • Non-compliance with court orders
  • Covid-19 travel restrictions
  • Payment of costs
  • Restoration-of-mediation
  • Commercial-procedure
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Civil procedure usangu genera traders vs kagera t company 2018 tzhccomd 96 16 july 2018

usangu genera traders vs kagera t company 2018 tzhccomd 96 16 july 2018

The High Court allowed execution to proceed after finding that alleged payments to the judgment debtor’s former advocate were not sufficiently proved.

  • Execution of decree
  • Principal-agent relationship
  • Payment of costs
  • Execution-of-decree
  • Payment-to-advocate
  • Principal-agent-relationship
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Contract law devadas vs federici striling spa 2005 tzhc 7 14 february 2005

devadas vs federici striling spa 2005 tzhc 7 14 february 2005

The High Court recorded a compromise between the parties and decreed payment of the admitted debt by instalments, with costs payable by the defendant.

  • Debt settlement
  • Compromise agreement
  • Payment of costs
  • Debt-settlement
  • Compromise-agreement
  • Civil-costs
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Civil procedure USANGU GENERAL TRADERS VS KAGERA TEA CO COMM CASE NO

USANGU GENERAL TRADERS VS KAGERA TEA CO COMM CASE NO

The court held that the alleged payments to the former advocate were not sufficiently proved as the vouchers lacked official stamps and receipts, and the court could not verify the signature. Therefore, execution should proceed for the outstanding balance.

  • Execution of decree
  • Principal-agent relationship
  • Payment of costs
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