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High Court summary judgment ordered Chato Beverages Company Limited to pay TZS 26,436,000 in unpaid NSSF contributions and penalties, plus interest and costs.
The defendant's failure to appear or apply for leave to defend, combined with documentary evidence and statutory obligations, warrants entry of summary judgment in favor of the plaintiffs for the claimed amount and penalties.
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Summary judgment is warranted where the defendant, after being duly served, fails to file leave to appear and defend, entitling the plaintiffs to the reliefs sought for statutory contributions and penalties.
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The defendant failed to raise any triable issues in its application for leave to defend; therefore, the court deemed the allegations in the plaint admitted and entered summary judgment for the plaintiffs for the claimed amount, interest, and costs.
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The defendant's failure to file leave to appear and defend entitles the plaintiffs to summary judgment for the unremitted contributions and penalties as per statutory requirements.
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The defendant, having failed to file leave to appear and defend the suit within the statutory period, is deemed to have admitted the plaintiffs' claim, entitling the plaintiffs to summary judgment for the unremitted contributions and penalties as prayed.
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The defendant's failure to apply for leave to defend and the clear statutory obligation to remit contributions justify summary judgment for the plaintiffs under the NSSF Act and Order XXXV of the Civil Procedure Code.
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The defendant is indebted to the plaintiff for unremitted statutory contributions and penalties, as evidenced by documentary proof, admissions, and lack of contrary evidence. The plaintiff is entitled to the outstanding sum, interest, and costs.
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The defendant's failure to appear and defend, combined with clear documentary evidence and statutory provisions, entitles the plaintiffs to summary judgment for the unremitted contributions and penalties.
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The High Court entered summary judgment for NSSF after the defendant failed to obtain leave to defend, awarding arrears, statutory penalties, interest, and costs.
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