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The High Court allowed a land appeal after finding the respondent had not sued the proper party. The lower tribunal decisions were quashed for lack of locus standi.
The High Court held the land dispute was res judicata, finding the appellant’s mother had litigated for him previously and that the parties and subject matter were the same.
The High Court dismissed a land appeal, holding that new issues cannot be raised on appeal, the respondent’s daughter could represent her, and no basis existed to disturb concurrent findings.
All grounds of appeal lack merit; the appellant was properly subject to execution, representation by Edgar Nindi was lawful, the High Court judgment between other parties was irrelevant to the execution, and the time limit issue had already been resolved.
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