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Family law VAILETH VS OGANDA

VAILETH VS OGANDA

Second appeal over division of matrimonial property dismissed. The High Court held the disputed plot and house were acquired and developed by the respondent, not by joint effort.

  • Division of matrimonial property
  • Admissibility of electronic evidence
  • Custody
  • Prescriptive rights
  • Family-law
  • Matrimonial-property-division
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Land law magoiga nyankorongo mriri vs chacha mroso saire 2022 tzca 343 14 june 2022

magoiga nyankorongo mriri vs chacha mroso saire 2022 tzca 343 14 june 2022

A licencee or invitee cannot acquire ownership of land by adverse possession or acquiescence, regardless of the length of occupation or developments made, where the original entry and continued occupation are with the owner's permission. The respondent's status as a licencee never changed, and thus he cannot claim ownership of the suit land.

  • Adverse possession
  • Licencee status
  • Invitee rights
  • Acquiescence
  • Prescriptive rights
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Land law zacheli s kalenga vs the registered trustees of evangelical lutheran church of tanzania iringa dioceses 2020 tzhc 3374 24 april 2020

zacheli s kalenga vs the registered trustees of evangelical lutheran church of tanzania iringa dioceses 2020 tzhc 3374 24 april 2020

The High Court dismissed a land appeal, upholding the tribunal’s finding that the respondents owned the disputed land and were entitled to damages and costs.

  • Ownership
  • Trespass
  • Compensation
  • Prescriptive rights
  • Judgment content requirements
  • Land-law
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Land law joseph mwansele vs asegelile kamilo 2003 tzhc 86 20 june 2003

joseph mwansele vs asegelile kamilo 2003 tzhc 86 20 june 2003

Second appeal over disputed land dismissed. The High Court held the respondent’s long, uninterrupted occupation supported adverse possession or prescriptive rights.

  • Adverse possession
  • Prescriptive rights
  • Inheritance of land
  • Limitation of actions
  • Adverse-possession
  • Prescriptive-rights
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