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The High Court's summary rejection of the application without hearing the parties violated the applicant's constitutional right to be heard, rendering the decision a nullity and necessitating intervention by the Court of Appeal.
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The High Court's summary rejection of the application without hearing the parties violated the right to be heard, rendering the proceedings a nullity.
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The Court of Appeal quashed the High Court’s summary rejection of an application for a certificate on a point of law and restored the application for hearing.
The Court of Appeal quashed a High Court summary rejection of an application for a certificate on a point of law, restored the application, and sent it to another judge.
The Court of Appeal held that the High Court wrongly refused extension of time after finding good cause, because it had assessed the merits too early.
The Court of Appeal quashed the High Court’s summary rejection of a criminal appeal and remitted the matter to be heard on competence after both sides were heard.
The Court of Appeal quashed a High Court order summarily rejecting a criminal appeal, holding the appeal should have been struck out as incompetent and the appellant heard on competence.
The Court of Appeal quashed a High Court order summarily rejecting a criminal appeal for lack of notice, held the appeal should have been struck out, and remitted the matter.
The High Court at Tanga summarily rejected a civil appeal as time-barred, holding that extension of time should have been sought first.
The High Court erred by refusing to extend time after finding good cause, and by considering the merits of the intended appeal before it was properly before the court, thereby condemning the appellant unheard.
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