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The High Court dismissed an appeal challenging refusal to extend time to seek revision in a land dispute, finding the delay unexplained and sickness unproved.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, upholding the lower tribunals on jurisdiction, mediation, quorum, and evidence, and ordered costs against the appellant.
The appeal lacks merit as the ward tribunal had jurisdiction, mediation was not mandatory due to parties' unwillingness, quorum was met, evidence was properly evaluated, and legal reasoning was present.
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The High Court dismissed a land appeal over disputed ownership, finding the respondent’s evidence stronger and holding that a quorum issue caused no injustice.
Second appeal in a land dispute allowed after the High Court found the lower tribunals misapprehended evidence about a land sale versus a loan secured by collateral.
The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding that failure to disclose the ward tribunal quorum was a fatal irregularity that made the proceedings and judgment null and void.
The High Court quashed Ward Tribunal and District Land and Housing Tribunal proceedings after finding the Ward Tribunal record did not show quorum at each sitting.
The High Court quashed a Ward Tribunal land case and the District Land and Housing Tribunal decision for lack of quorum and lack of pecuniary jurisdiction.
The High Court dismissed an appeal in a land dispute, holding that the appellant lacked locus standi without letters of administration and that the Ward Tribunal was improperly constituted.
The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding that the tribunal sat without the required quorum and unlawfully turned an extension-of-time application into revision proceedings.
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