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Neither defendant's written statement of defence, taken independently, constitutes an admission of liability to the plaintiff's claims; admissions must be clear and unequivocal, and cannot be inferred by combining separate statements from different defendants.
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The Court entered judgment by consent based on the Deed of Settlement, ordering payment of the principal sum and costs, with waiver of damages and interest, and settlement of all claims conclusively.
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A valid contractual relationship existed as evidenced by invoices, purchase orders, and part payments; the defendant breached the contract by failing to pay the outstanding amount; the plaintiff is entitled to the outstanding sum, interest, general damages, and costs.
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The High Court found both parties breached their beverage supply arrangement, upheld part of each side’s invoices, and ordered MMI Tanzania to pay the net balance to Bevco.
The Commercial Division of the High Court recorded a Deed of Settlement as the judgment and decree, thereby settling the commercial dispute between the parties.
High Court held that a supply agreement arose from proforma invoices and LPOs, awarded unpaid invoice sums and general damages, and dismissed the counterclaim.
The High Court held that TIOT breached a petroleum supply agreement and that the bank guarantee was unlawfully invoked. The plaintiff won damages; the counterclaim failed.
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