A Compulsory Research Report Submitted to Mzumbe University - Mbeya Campus College in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement of the Award of Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) of Mzumbe University
This study is concerning on the analysis of the law relating to government proceeding, it means that there are some provisions of the law which hinder the whole process of suing the government. Also these provisions in one way or another render the one who want to sue the government to despair his or her interest to sue the government. Moreover the Act provides no attachment, no execution of any property of the government. This study played several objectives, it aims to understand the purpose and aim of the said Act (Government Proceeding Act) in the country, that is to eternalize whether the law provides just and fair decision and to have knowledge concerning the law relating to government proceeding. The study was conducted following the questions that whether the law provides just and fair procedure for holding the government liable, and whether the law has any provision which hinder the claimant to sue the government in any wrong against the government. The researcher has employed qualitative method of researching data pertinent to the problem and data were collected by using interview and questionnaire as methods of data collection. In the finding, the researcher has come into remarks that to some extent the law provides just and fair procedure and came to recognize that the law precludes evils. In other words there are some strengths and weaknesses of the law relating to the government proceedings. Lastly the researcher has recommended that the community or society should be educated so as to be aware, the law precludes evils, separation of powers does not mean that the judiciary is not part of the government and the law should provide for personal liability and not the government