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- A counsel’s prior involvement for the applicant can create disqualifying conflict, resulting in the suit being struck out. Advocates’ professional conduct – Conflict of interest – Counsel previously acted for party – Disqualification from drawing/filing suit; Civil Procedure – Verification of pleadings O
VI r.15(2) – Curable omission; Jurisdiction O
VII r.1(f) – effect of unverified paragraph
ADVOCATES FEES – champerty –basic for condemning champerty-public policy
APPEARANCE IN COURT PROCEEDINGS – party to an action also appearing as advocate in the same cases –conflict of interest
Advocates’ fees – GN 515/1991 – Rule 40 and Schedules – omission of Schedule IX construed as lapsus; Schedule IX (fees for contentious proceedings) applies to instruction fees; perusal is a separate taxable item; liquidated vs unliquidated claims; taxing officer’s discretion must be judicially exercised; remittal for taxation with directions.
Advocates admitted to the High Court of Zanzibar with right of audience before the Court of Appeal of Tanzania sitting in Zanzibar – Whether they have an automatic right to appear in the High Court of Tanzania and the Court of Appeal sitting in the Tanzania Mainland Arbitration – Arbitration proceedings – Statutory provisions prescribing special conditions to be observed in instituting legal proceedings against the defendant – Whether the conditions similarly apply to arbitration proceedings against that defendant – section 67 of the Tanzania Harbours Authority Act 1977 Arbitration – Matters for reference to arbitration – Contract requiring all matters referred to arbitration to be referred first to the Engineer – Matters referred to arbitrator without first referring them to the Engineer – Whether the arbitrator has jurisdiction to entertain them Arbitration – Objection to the jurisdiction of arbitrator – Party not registering protest to the jurisdiction of arbitrator and taking part in arbitration proceedings
ADVOCATES ARE REQUIRED TO ACT PROFESSIONALLY AND ETHICALLY
AN ADVOCATE FILED A FALSE AFFIDAVIT INJURY THE REPUTATION OF HER FELLOW LEARNED ADVOCATE
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COUNSEL MUST NOT MISLEAD THE COURT
CONFLICT OF INTEREST OF AN ADVOCATE-DEFINITION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
CONFLICT OF INTEREST OF AN ADVOCATE
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DIFINITION OF MISCONDUCT
DEFINITION OF UNQUALIFIED PERSON
DUTY OF ADVOCATE TO THE COURT
DOCUMENT PREPARED BY UNQUALIFIED PERSON
DUTY OF ADVOCATE IS TO ASSIST IN PREVENTING AN AUTHORIZED PRACTICE OF LAW
DUTY OF ADVOCATE IS TO ASSIST THE COURT TO DETERMINE THE REAL QUESTION IN CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE PARTIES
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FRAUD BY LEGAL OFFICER
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HOW A LAWYER OUHGT TO BE=MKUDEE, J
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INSTRUCTION FEES – whether an advocate has been instructed –whether or not an advocate Has been instructed is to be determined during taxation.
INSTRUMENT DRAWN BY AN UNQUALIFIED PERSON
IMPORTANCE OF THE LEGAL PRACTICTIONERS TO OBSERVE THE LAW
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LITIGANT DOUBLING AS COUNSELLOR HIMSELF – whether accords with accepted practice
LEGAL OFFICER OF ANY COLOURS HAS NO LOCUS STANDI OF ADDRESING THE COURT
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MISCONDUCT – misconduct committed on instruction of advocates – advocates misconduct –advocates deceit calculated to mislead court to make a wrong findings of fact is an attempt to pervert the course of justice
MISCONDUCT BY ARBITRATOR
MISLEAD THE COURT BY FILLING FALSE DOCUMENTS
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NEGLIGENCE BY ADVOCATE – advocate negligently fails to file written submission as ordered by the court – effect of that failure on the client’s case
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OVERRIDING OBJECTIVE IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR THE DOCUMENT PREPARED BY UNQUALIFIED PERSON
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POWERS OF HIGH COURT JUDGE TO DISPLINE AN ADVOCATE
PROCEDURE FOR ADVOCATE ENROLLED IN ZANZIBAR WISH TO PRACTICE IN TANZANIA MAINLAND
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RIGHT OF AUDIENCE – Advocate admitted to the high court of Zanzibar with right of audience before the court of appeal of Tanzania sitting in Zanzibar –whether they have automatic, right to appear in the high court of Tanzania and the court of appeal sitting in
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SUSPENSION FROM PRACTICE – advocate suspended from without first being heard –whether section 22 (2) of the advocate ordinance dispenses with the right to be heard
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THE ISSUE OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST OF AN ADVOCATE CAN BE RAISED AT ANY STAGE-ADVOCATES DUTY TO HIS CLIENT
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