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No. of 1987 and for the District Commissioner Tundure District and theDistrict Executive Dirstor of Tunduru District in Misc. Application No. 5 of1987 submitted that the issues raised in the affidavits and by Mr.Mselem raised important matters of law for the court to investigate Is but that he had not been involved by the District Authorities ofSongea District and Tunduru District before the taking of the decisions bythe said District but that he found nothing now in the behavior of theDistrict officials in not involving the Attorney General’s Chambers on suchmatter as it has never been the pretior some officials in the District theCultivate a habit of involving Attorney general’s Chambers on importantmatter such as there Mr. Lengwaji submitted that he had had anopportunity of .. . Of the applicants and that he hadno doubt in his mind that the action being complained against asd set outabove and on which Mr. Msele bad submitted at length and with whichsubmission he Mr. Sengaje associated himself did not follow the laiddown/procedures. He submitted that looking at authorities quoted by Mr.Mselem he would say that was a proper case for the doubt to permit thesix Songea applicants and the four Tunduru applicators to file for ordersfor Certiorari and Mandamus/ Bearing in mind that removal orders issuedto the tem application were enforceable in a few days time sand probablybefore the hearing of the application for orders for Certiorari andMandamus if the application before the court was granted, he felt thatissuance of Temporary Injunction Orders to refuin the Districtcommissioner of Songea District and the District Commissioner ofTunduru District from enforcing he respective issued removal orderspending the determination of these proceedings appropriate.On examination so the affidavits filed by Mr. Mselem in respect of Misc.Application Mo. 4 of 1997 his representations is court in Support of theaffidavit and his affidavit in respect of the Misc. Application No. 5 of 1987strengthened by his verbal representations in court in support of the412