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The certificate of delay was defective due to referencing the wrong letter and date, an error attributable to the Deputy Registrar. The appellant is permitted to seek rectification of the certificate to comply with legal requirements, in line with the overriding objective of substantive justice.
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A defective certificate of delay is rectifiable under Rule 96(7) of the Tanzania Court of Appeal Rules; leave is granted to procure a rectified certificate and lodge a supplementary record of appeal within forty-five days.
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The High Court’s Land Division struck out a land appeal after finding the underlying applications had been struck out, so the proper remedy was to refile.
The certificate of delay was defective due to a typographical error, vitiating its validity, but the appellant is permitted to seek rectification from the Registrar within thirty days to facilitate a just resolution.
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The Court of Appeal refused to strike out a notice of appeal with a wrong case number, holding the defect was curable. It also denied stay of execution.
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