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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE, SEPARATION OF POWERS AND JUDICIAL DEFERENCE: EXPERIENCE FROM TANZANIA I: Introduction: It is well known that judicial review is a very important power in the hands of judges to controlling the administrative actions of public bodies. However, while exercising their judicial powers in redressing the grievances against any kind of administrative injustice, courts are also supposed to observe their constitutional limitations and be very careful and see that their actions do not encroach upon the areas reserved by the Constitution to the Executive and the Legislature. Because of this therefore, judicial review is with fraught with challenges to be faced by the judges since the process entails trying to strike a balance between separation of powers and judicial independence which are expressly protected in the Constitution. The purpose of this article is to explain first how the system of administrative justice operates in Tanzania and how the judges ad...
MORTGAGES CASE
MORTGAGES 1. Exercise of statutory power of sale under Section 69 of T.P.A. ü Whether a mortgagee who has purported to give a statutory notice under Section 69 A (a) is precluded from reliance on paragraphs (b) and/or (c) the section. ü Whether auctioneers rules 1997 are relevant to a public auction sale under the T.P.A. 2. ...