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The High Court entered summary judgment for NSSF, ordering Swilla Secondary School to pay TZS 687,084,328.21 for unpaid contributions and penalties, with 7% interest.
The defendant was properly served but failed to file any defence or application for leave to defend. The plaintiffs' claims were supported by documentary evidence. The law deems the plaint's allegations admitted in an undefended summary suit, justifying summary judgment for the claimed amount.
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A Tanzanian High Court consent judgment settled a dispute over unpaid social security contributions, with the defendant agreeing to pay TZS 51,347,147.75 in instalments.
The High Court entered summary judgment for the plaintiffs against an employer that failed to remit statutory social security contributions and penalties.
Summary judgment for the plaintiffs for unpaid social security contributions, penalties, interest, and costs after the defendant failed to defend the claim.
Defendant failed to remit statutory contributions and penalties as required by law, presented no substantial defense, and summary judgment is appropriate under Order XXXV of the Civil Procedure Code.
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The High Court held that the defendant remained liable for statutory social security contributions, but rejected the claim for penalties for lack of proof.
The High Court granted Kiribo Limited leave to appear and defend a summary suit over alleged unpaid social security contributions and penalties.
The defendant failed to apply for leave to defend the summary suit; therefore, the plaintiffs’ claims are deemed admitted and judgment is entered in their favour for the outstanding contributions, penalties, interest, and costs.
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The High Court entered summary judgment for the plaintiff for unpaid social security contributions and penalties, after the defendant failed to obtain leave to defend.
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