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Land law ziada thabiti hussein as administratrix of the estate of thabiti hussein chanza vs kessy jafary nguge 2 others 2023 tzhclandd 16934 14 september 2023

ziada thabiti hussein as administratrix of the estate of thabiti hussein chanza vs kessy jafary nguge 2 others 2023 tzhclandd 16934 14 september 2023

The High Court allowed a land appeal, holding that a residential license had expired and did not prove the 2nd respondent’s personal ownership.

  • Ownership of property
  • Administrator's powers
  • Validity of sale
  • Residential license
  • Probate proceedings
  • Land-law
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Land law LAND CASE NO

LAND CASE NO

Plaintiff proved ownership of 472 square meters via residential license; only 215 square meters were acquired and compensated, including improvements. Remaining 220 square meters were not acquired and plaintiff is entitled to compensation if government acquires it. Plaintiff not entitled to further compensation for demolished buildings as he was fully compensated.

  • Compulsory acquisition
  • Compensation
  • Residential license
  • Burden of proof
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Land law Ital Shoe

Ital Shoe

The Commissioner for Land, Registrar of Titles, and Kigamboni Municipal Council are necessary parties due to their roles in issuing the conflicting documents of title and residential license over the same land; without their joinder, the Court cannot pass an effective decree. The mandatory 90 days' notice under the Government Proceedings Act cannot be dispensed with at this stage.

  • Joinder of parties
  • Necessary parties
  • Government proceedings
  • Certificate of title
  • Residential license
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Land law enea vs kyusa vs isaack cletus 2018 tzhclandd 501 3 august 2018

enea vs kyusa vs isaack cletus 2018 tzhclandd 501 3 august 2018

The High Court allowed a land appeal, finding the appellant’s evidence stronger and holding that the respondent had trespassed onto the disputed plot.

  • Ownership dispute
  • Trespass
  • Residential license
  • Procedural competence
  • Land-law
  • Land-appeal
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