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Conclusion,g colonial rule and then amid the growth of executive authority in the late 1960s and 1970s. It also asserts that this book’s approach to assessing the decolonisation of the High Court of Tanzania—especially its emphasis on the High Court’s place in the structure of the court system and judicial per

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The Marginalisation of the High Court Under Indirect Rule, 1920–1944nyika, colonial judges and professional magistrates were increasingly marginalised in the sphere of colonial justice by the administration. The Native Courts Ordinance of 1929 removed the Native Courts from the jurisdiction of the High Court and allowed the administration to prevent Africans from ac

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The Resurgence and Expansion of Tanganyika’s Judiciary, 1945–1958tion and stature of the colonial judiciary. The size and geographic reach of the professional judiciary expanded and the administration took the first steps towards integrating the dual court systems, giving colonial judges a role in deciding appeals from Native Courts. This chapter asserts that as

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Restructuring Colonial Justice, Empowering the High Court, 1959–1964tive than it had during colonial rule. Once the constitutional framework was in place, the government worked to unify the colonial court systems and replaced the lower courts with a new system of magistrates’ courts under the jurisdiction of the High Court. This chapter illustrates how the unificati

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