Rahul Ranjan

Towards Fair Hearing the Right of Probationary Employees against Unfair Dismissal in Tanzania

Employment security is the one of the most important factors which help to create an efficient and satisfactory working environment. Probationary employment is one of the challenging employment types which indicates uncertain nature of the job status in the labour relations. Although the main objective of the probationary period is to assess the employee’s suitability […]

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Independence of International Courts; the Experience of International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court

The notion of independence of international courts requires a court to make decisions based on the merits of the case and not on any hidden motives or political considerations. Independence of international courts triggers considerations around the court’s structure, with the central demand is that, states, individual personal, NGOs, international organizations, and corporations must not

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Analysis Of Mining Legal Framework In Tanzania On Local Content Requirements In Reference Of Purchasing Local Goods

When it comes to the effort of making sure there is prosperity in the country’s economy, local content is one of important aspect to be considered. It goes that local content is a mechanism of which the developed countries have adopted to capture as much revenue as possible from extractive sectors in order to expand

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Definition of Terms, Concepts and History of Insolvency Law in Tanzania and Different Jurisdiction

Insolvency often comes suddenly and unannounced all too frequent that employees know when the gates are locked against them. Although Employees have certain rights they are considered as unsecured creditors that their rights are not given a paramount consideration when a company undergoes insolvency therefore their rights are frozen on Insolvency and workers cannot issue

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Critical Analysis on the Parties to Labour Disputes in the CMA and Labour Court

Every legal dispute has parties. It is the correctness of parties to a legal dispute which aid the court or Quasi-judicial body to proper administration of justice. It is, therefore, essential for everyone to a legal dispute be it natural person or legal (artificial) persons,[i] to keep abreast with their rights and obligations as far

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Examination on the Laws Governing Compulsory Land Acquisition in Relation to Property Rights in Tanzania

This study is centered on examining the laws regulating compulsory land acquisition and right to property in Tanzania. The main focus is on the philosophical anomaly of compulsory land acquisition and to examine whether the laws are in line with the philosophy behind it. The notion of compulsory land acquisition particularly required the government to

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The Legal Quagmires Facing Lending and Securitization Transactions by Financial Institutions in Tanzania

Financial institutions play a major role in the general status of any country’s economy because they are financial intercessors whose principal purpose is to assist the management of financial assets vis-à-vis the people’s business concerns and financial needs. In Tanzania, commercial banks stand out as the most dominant of financial institutions with the issuing of

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The Economic Efficiency Trade-Off in Compulsory Land Acquisition: Experience from Tanzanian Legal Regime

Compulsory Land Acquisition (CLA) is an aspect of land proprietary rights allocation and; it is all about government land re-acquisition against the person(s) occupying it. It is a legal move that cannot be resorted to unless the public interest so compels it. It is a legal phenomenon therefore,  that can only be done in compliance

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