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Civil procedure dorris martin minja vs dimond trust bank 4 others 2018 tzhccomd 102 9 july 2018

dorris martin minja vs dimond trust bank 4 others 2018 tzhccomd 102 9 july 2018

The High Court dismissed preliminary objections in an objection proceeding over attachment, holding that limitation was not for inquiry under Order XXI Rule 57.

  • Objection proceedings
  • Limitation of actions
  • Res judicata
  • Proper party to proceedings
  • Relief sought in applications
  • Objection-proceedings
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Labour law dial quotaquot cab tanzania limited vs rashid s kinkoro others 2018 tzhcld 5 16 january 2018

dial quotaquot cab tanzania limited vs rashid s kinkoro others 2018 tzhcld 5 16 january 2018

The High Court set aside attachment of the applicant’s Toyota Noah, holding it was not a party to the CMA dispute or execution proceedings.

  • Execution of judgments
  • Attachment of property
  • Proper party to proceedings
  • Corporate legal personality
  • Execution-of-judgments
  • Attachment-of-property
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Employment law 20060613 TZHC Dodoma

20060613 TZHC Dodoma

The High Court dismissed the appeal, holding that objections about the wrong party were too late and that no court fees were required for enforcement of the Minister’s decision.

  • Enforcement of ministerial decisions
  • Proper party to proceedings
  • Court fees in employment matters
  • Employment-law
  • Civil-procedure
  • Ministerial-decisions
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Employment law headmaster hijra vs labour officer 2006 tzhc 307 13 may 2006

headmaster hijra vs labour officer 2006 tzhc 307 13 may 2006

The High Court dismissed an appeal over execution of a ministerial labour decision, holding the appellant was the proper party and no court fees were required.

  • Execution of ministerial decision
  • Proper party to proceedings
  • Court fees waiver
  • Employment-law
  • Civil-procedure
  • Execution-of-judgment
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