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The High Court of Tanzania at Tanga dismissed a criminal appeal, upholding Juma’s conviction for stealing postal orders and a three-year sentence.
The High Court upheld convictions for uttering a false document and stealing postal matter, finding the evidence sufficient and the sentences not excessive.
The High Court upheld a postal clerk’s conviction for stealing cloth from parcels in transit, but increased the sentence to the statutory minimum of five years.
Criminal appeal over stealing postal matter. The High Court found ample evidence linking the appellant to the offence and dismissed the appeal, confirming the two-year sentence.
The High Court upheld convictions for obtaining money by false pretences after evidence showed appellants posed as a letter’s addressee to collect a money order.
High Court revision quashed several convictions for poor charging and lack of evidence, upheld three forgery convictions, and set aside an invalid supervision order.
The High Court upheld a conviction for stealing postal matter but set aside a 3-year minimum-sentence term, substituting 12 months and ordering repayment of shs. 100/= .
Criminal appeal over conviction for stealing postal matter. The High Court found the appellant’s explanation for possession inconsistent and summarily rejected the appeal.
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