EACJ First Instance Division to resume court sessions this week

East African Court of Justice Arusha, 2 February 2015: The East African Court of Justice First Instance Division will resume its sessions this week. The Lower Court sets off immediately after the Appellate Division concluded theirs last week. The First Instance Division headed by the Honorable Principal Judge, Justice Jean Bosco Butasi will sit for the whole month of February and thirteen (13) matters will be handled in this quarter. The 13 matters include four (4) Applications and four (4)...

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11 years ago

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EACJ 6TH QUARTER SESSIONS RESUME

The Court’s quarter sessions started today, with the Taxation ruling of Alcon International Limited (Appellant) versus the Standard Chartered Bank Uganda and Others (Respondents). 
In the Ruling, the Court taxed a bill of costs Total to $22,884 to be paid by the Respondents to the Appellant as it was awarded in the Judgement of the case as the costs incurred by the Appellant during the hearing process of the Appeal.  
The Ruling was delivered by the Deputy Registrar East African Court Of...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

07 Aug

CA to resume open discussion sessions next month

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CA to resume open discussion sessions next month
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Plenary sessions of the Constituent Assembly have been suspended until next month to give room to members of 12 committees of the special assembly to discuss the remaining 15 chapters of the Draft Constitution. Suspending the sessions here on Tuesday ...
CA releases committees' action timetableDaily News

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11 years ago

TheCitizen

05 Feb

Arusha High Court Division to open branch in Karatu

A Criminal Session Centre for the High Court will be set up in Karatu to serve Mbulu, Ngorongoro and Karatu districts, it was announced here on Monday.

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

22 Sep

Court to pass ruling on CA sessions today

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Court to pass ruling on CA sessions today
IPPmedia
The High Court, Dar es Salaam Zone, is today expected to rule in a case filed against the ongoing Constituent Assembly (CA). The ruling will be made by a panel of judges Augustine Mwarija, Aloysius Mujulizi and Fauz Twaib. In its argument the applicant ...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

26 Sep

EACJ lower court faulted over Serengeti road case

The Appellate Division of the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) has poked holes in the regional bloc’s lower court for entertaining a case against a controversial plan by the Tanzania government to construct a tarmac road across Serengeti National Park.

 

11 years ago

Michuzi

EALA TO RESUME PLENARY IN ARUSHA NEXT WEEK

The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) resumes business next week in Arusha, Tanzania. The Plenary which takes place from Monday, May 26th, 2014 to Friday, June 6th, 2014 is the Sixth Meeting of the Second Session of the Third Assembly.
The Assembly which shall be presided over by the Speaker, Rt. Hon (Dr) Margaret Nantongo Zziwa expects to debate on the following Bills and reports:
EAC Integration (Education) Bill, 2014 – 2nd and 3rd reading EAC Appropriation Bill, 2014 and the...

 

5 years ago

Michuzi

15 Jun

THE EAC COURT OF JUTICE CONCLUDES ITS INCEPTION ONLINE SESSIONS SUCCESSFULLY

 East African Court of Justice, 15 June 2020: The Appellate Division concluded its inception online sessions which resumed mid-May. During the session nine (9) cases were handled including 1 Judgment & 2 Rulings delivered, 1 hearing and 1 arbitration matter. However, 3 cases had to be adjourned, 2 of which were involving the Attorney General of the Republic of Burundi due to the death of the H E President Pierre Nkurunziza. In its majority judgment of 4 to 1 Judges, the Court dismissed an...

 

10 years ago

StarAfrica.Com

16 Jan

East African Legislature to resume business next week

East African Legislature to resume business next week
StarAfrica.com
The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) resumes business next week by holding its Plenary in Arusha, Tanzania.The Plenary which takes place from Monday, January 19, 2015, to Friday, January 30, 2015 is the Fourth Meeting of the Third Session of ...
Kidega: I won't take Zziwa's pathThe Observer

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10 years ago

Michuzi

COURT ALLOWS WITHDRAW OF A TANZANIAN RESIDENT’S APPLICATION AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT OF KENYA AS IT RESUMES SESSIONS

The East African Court of Justice 5th November 2014: The First Instance Division yesterday resumed its month long sessions and granted leave to withdraw an Application filed by a Tanzanian resident, Mr. James Alfred Koroso, seeking an interim order that the Government of Kenya does deposit the amount of Kshs 28,475,737 being the decretal amount awarded to the Applicant by the High Court of Kenya.
The Applicant sought leave of Court to withdraw the application under Rule 51(b) of the Rules of...

 

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