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    Share Premiums- Mind How You Keep And Use Them

    It was perfectly legal for companies established in Tanzania before the entry of the new Companies Act to credit share premium to profit and loss accounts so as to make them available for paying dividends.
    TanzaniaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Rex Attorneys
    Rex Attorneys
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    Admissibility Of Electronic Evidence

    The Tanzanian law of Evidence Act, No 6 of 1067 (Act) does not have provisions recognizing electronic documents as admissible evidence whether primary or secondary (see sections 64, 65 and 79 of the Act). Yet Tanzanian companies take orders, conclude contracts, send invoices and generally conduct business electronically without additional documentation to support the business transacted electronically.
    TanzaniaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
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