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The High Court lacks jurisdiction to entertain the petition because the acts complained of—namely, the suspension of the petitioner from Parliament—were conducted within the jurisdiction of the National Assembly under the Parliamentary Standing Orders and did not contravene any mandatory constitutional provisions. Article 100 of the Constitution and Section 5 of the Parliamentary Immunities, Powers, and Privileges Act bar the Court from questioning such parliamentary proceedings. The petition did not specifically challenge the constitutionality of any provision of the Standing Orders but rath…

  • Parliamentary privilege
  • Separation of powers
  • Judicial review
  • Constitutional remedies
  • Standing orders
  • Jurisdiction
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Constitutional law joshua samwel nassari vs the speaker of the national assembly of the united republic of tanzania another 2019 tzhc 15782 29 march 2019

joshua samwel nassari vs the speaker of the national assembly of the united republic of tanzania another 2019 tzhc 15782 29 march 2019

The application is incompetent and unmaintainable due to a defective affidavit in violation of section 7 of the Notaries Public and Commissioner for Oaths Act, absence of a reviewable decision by the Speaker, lack of cause of action, and failure to exhaust parliamentary remedies.

  • Judicial review
  • Parliamentary membership disqualification
  • Natural justice
  • Standing orders
  • Affidavit defects
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