Autor/Autorin: Manyota Richard Evance
The Author is the Holder of Bachelor Degree in Laws(LLB)(Magna cum laude) from Tumaini University Makumira Arusha(TUMA). He is currently enrolled student at the Law School of Tanzania(LST). He also holds Certificate in law as well as Diploma in Law from Tumaini University Dar es Salaam College (TUDARco.)
This book covers a wide range of legal analysis and examination of various laws and cases in Tanzania. It invites a reader to the world of legal digest of specific aspects of laws and principles established vide judicial decisions given by the courts of law. The author has complied the researched areas of laws covering Advocates´ Duty to the Court Vs Judges´ Mockery and Intuitions in Tanzania, Powers of the District Delegate in Probate and Administration of Estate; Critical Analysis of the Remained Myth, Crosschecking the Conceptual Nature of Burden of Proof In Wildlife Offences in Tanzania: Juxtaposing A Prototype of Wildlife Conservation Act No 05 of 2009, Amicable Settlement in Basic Rights and Duties Enforcement (Practice and Procedure) Rules, 2014: The Surprise Anomaly, Mythopoeia of Court of Appeal of Tanzania and Article 107A (2)(e) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania: A Case Study of Marwa Kachang´a Vs The Republic, Criminal Appeal No 84 of 2015, Advocate Instruction Fee Vis A Vis EFD Receipts In Taxation Causes; Equivocalness In Applications For Bill Of Costs In Tanzania.
This book covers a wide range of legal analysis and examination of various laws and cases in Tanzania. It invites a reader to the world of legal digest of specific aspects of laws and principles established vide judicial decisions given by the courts of law. The author has complied the researched areas of laws covering Advocates' Duty to the Court Vs Judges' Mockery and Intuitions in Tanzania, Powers of the District Delegate in Probate and Administration of Estate; Critical Analysis of the Remained Myth, Crosschecking the Conceptual Nature of Burden of Proof In Wildlife Offences in Tanzania: Juxtaposing A Prototype of Wildlife Conservation Act No 05 of 2009, Amicable Settlement in Basic Rights and Duties Enforcement (Practice and Procedure) Rules, 2014: The Surprise Anomaly, Mythopoeia of Court of Appeal of Tanzania and Article 107A (2)(e) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania: A Case Study of Marwa Kachang'a Vs The Republic, Criminal Appeal No 84 of 2015, Advocate Instruction Fee Vis A Vis EFD Receipts In Taxation Causes; Equivocalness In Applications For Bill Of Costs In Tanzania.
Manyota, Richard Evance
The Author is the Holder of Bachelor Degree in Laws(LLB)(Magna cum laude) from Tumaini University Makumira Arusha(TUMA). He is currently enrolled student at the Law School of Tanzania(LST). He also holds Certificate in law as well as Diploma in Law from Tumaini University Dar es Salaam College (TUDARco.)
Über den Autor
The Author is the Holder of Bachelor Degree in Laws(LLB)(Magna cum laude) from Tumaini University Makumira Arusha(TUMA). He is currently enrolled student at the Law School of Tanzania(LST). He also holds Certificate in law as well as Diploma in Law from Tumaini University Dar es Salaam College (TUDARco.)
Klappentext
This book covers a wide range of legal analysis and examination of various laws and cases in Tanzania. It invites a reader to the world of legal digest of specific aspects of laws and principles established vide judicial decisions given by the courts of law. The author has complied the researched areas of laws covering Advocates¿ Duty to the Court Vs Judges¿ Mockery and Intuitions in Tanzania, Powers of the District Delegate in Probate and Administration of Estate; Critical Analysis of the Remained Myth, Crosschecking the Conceptual Nature of Burden of Proof In Wildlife Offences in Tanzania: Juxtaposing A Prototype of Wildlife Conservation Act No 05 of 2009, Amicable Settlement in Basic Rights and Duties Enforcement (Practice and Procedure) Rules, 2014: The Surprise Anomaly, Mythopoeia of Court of Appeal of Tanzania and Article 107A (2)(e) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania: A Case Study of Marwa Kachang¿a Vs The Republic, Criminal Appeal No 84 of 2015, Advocate Instruction Fee Vis A Vis EFD Receipts In Taxation Causes; Equivocalness In Applications For Bill Of Costs In Tanzania.
