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Criminal law 20050425 TZHC Dr es Salaam2

20050425 TZHC Dr es Salaam2

The appeal is incompetent for lack of notice of intention to appeal, but the sentence imposed was excessive and is substituted with a lesser sentence under the court's supervisory powers.

  • Appeal procedure
  • Sentence reduction
  • Notice of appeal
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Criminal law mshauri and others vs republic 2005 tzhc 25 25 april 2005

mshauri and others vs republic 2005 tzhc 25 25 april 2005

The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal for lack of notice of intention to appeal under section 361(1), while observing that the sentence was too high and reducing it from five to three years.

  • Notice of intention to appeal
  • Sentence reduction
  • Stealing
  • Criminal-appeal-procedure
  • Notice-of-intention-to-appeal
  • Sentence-reduction
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Criminal law Joshua Sichembe vs Republic DC Criminal Appeal No

Joshua Sichembe vs Republic DC Criminal Appeal No

The conviction was upheld as the evidence left no doubt of the appellant's guilt, but the sentence was reduced due to the minor amount involved and the appellant being a first offender.

  • Wrongful issue of currency notes
  • Sentence reduction
  • Conviction appeal
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Criminal law 19761129 TZHC Tabora

19761129 TZHC Tabora

The High Court upheld a conviction for stealing from a motor vehicle but reduced the sentence, relying on the appellant’s youth, first-offender status, and the low value of the stolen items.

  • Stealing from motor vehicle
  • Sentence reduction
  • First offender treatment
  • Criminal-law
  • Theft
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law 19740703 TZCA Dar es Salaam

19740703 TZCA Dar es Salaam

The High Court reduced a traffic offender’s sentence from a Shs.2,000 fine to Shs.400, finding special reasons and refusing disqualification from driving.

  • Plea of guilty
  • Sentence reduction
  • Special reasons
  • Traffic offences
  • Minimum sentence
  • Disqualification from driving
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