Tanzania
Interpretation of Laws Act
Chapter 1
- Commenced on 1 September 2004
- [This is the version of this document at 30 November 2019.]
- [Note: This legislation has been thoroughly revised and consolidated under the supervision of the Attorney General's Office, in compliance with the Laws Revision Act No. 7 of 1994, the Revised Laws and Annual Revision Act (Chapter 356 (R.L.)), and the Interpretation of Laws and General Clauses Act No. 30 of 1972. This version is up-to-date as at 31st July 2002.]
Part I – Preliminary provisions
1. Short title
2. Application
3. Act to bind the Republic
This Act binds the United Republic.Part II – General provisions of interpretation
4. Definitions applicable to written laws
In this Act and every other written law—"abet" with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, has the same meaning as in the Penal Code;"act" when used with reference to an offence or civil wrong, includes an omission and extends to a series of acts or omissions or a series of acts and omissions;"Act" when used with reference to legislation means any Act, Decree or Ordinance passed by the Parliament of the United Republic or, as the case may be, the House of Representatives of Zanzibar, or by any Council previously having authority or power to pass laws in Tanzania or, as the case may be, Zanzibar, such Act, Decree or Ordinance having been assented to by or on behalf of the President or other proper legislative authority but does not include an Act of the Community;"administrative officer" means an administrative officer of any grade;"advocate" means a person entitled to practice as an advocate in the High Court or courts subordinate under the provisions of the law for the time being applicable to advocates;"affidavit" in the case of persons allowed by law to affirm or to declare instead of swearing, includes affirmation and declaration;"amend" means replace, substitute, in whole or in part, add to or vary, and the doing of any two or more of such things simultaneously or by the same written law;"applied law" means any Indian Act or an Act of the United Kingdom including an Order-in-Council which for the time being extends and applies to Tanzania;"by-law" means a by-law made under the Act in which the term is used;"calendar month" means the period beginning on the first day of a month and expiring on the last day of that month;"calendar year" means the period commencing on 1st day of January in a year and expiring on the 31st day of December in that year;"chapter", "part", "section" and "Schedule" denote respectively a chapter, part, and section of and Schedule to the Act in which the word occurs;"Chief Secretary" means the person who is appointed Permanent Secretary in the Office of the President;"civil magistrate" means a resident magistrate, and includes any other person appointed as a civil magistrate under the Magistrates’ Courts Act;"coin" means any coin of any metal, whether precious, semi-precious or non-precious, which is for the time being legal currency in the United Republic;"commencement" when used with reference to an enactment, means the time at which the enactment comes or came into operation;"common law" means the common law of England;"the Commonwealth" means collectively the members of the Commonwealth and any dependency of a member of the Commonwealth; and "member of the Commonwealth" or "Commonwealth country" means the United Republic and any country specified in the Schedule to this Act;"the Community" means the East African Community established by the Treaty;"the Consolidated Fund" means the Consolidated Fund of the United Republic;"the Constitution" means the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977, (entitled in Kiswahili "Katiba ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania ya Mwaka, 1977") enacted by the Constituent Assembly of the United Republic;[Cap. 2]"contravene" in relation to any requirement or condition prescribed in an written law or in any grant, permit, lease, licence, or other authority under a written law, includes a failure to comply with that requirement or condition;"court" means any court in the United Republic, of competent jurisdiction;"Court of Appeal" means the court to which appeals lie under Part II of the Appellate Jurisdiction Act;[Cap. 141]"Crown Agents" means the persons for the time being acting as Crown Agents for Overseas Governments and Administrations or any of them;"Customary Law" means any rule or body of rules whereby rights and duties are acquired or imposed, established by usage in any African Community in Tanzania and accepted by such community in general as having the force of law, including any declaration or modification of customary law made or deemed to have been made under section 12 of the Judicature and Application of Laws Act, and references to "native law" or to "native law and custom" shall be similarly construed;[Cap. 358]"definition" means the interpretation given by any written law to a word or expression;"Deputy Minister" means a Deputy Minister appointed under Article 55 of the Constitution;[Cap. 2]"District" means any part of the United Republic proclaimed or deemed to be or to have been proclaimed under Article 2(2) of the Constitution to be a district;"document" includes any publication and any matter written, expressed, or described upon any substance by means of letters, figures, or marks, or by more than one of those means, which is intended to be used or may be used for the purpose of recording that matter;"East African Authority" means the East African Authority established by the Treaty;"enactment" means a written law or any portion of a written law;"estate", in relation to land, includes any legal or equitable estate or interest, easement, right, title, claim, demand, charge, lien, or encumbrance in, over, to, or in respect of the land;"financial year" means the period of 12 months ending on 30th June;"Foreign Service Officer" means an officer holding or acting in an appointment in the Foreign Service of the United Republic;"function" includes powers, duties, responsibilities, authorities, and jurisdictions;"Gazette" or "Government Gazette" means the Gazette printed and published by the Government Printer by order of the Government of the United Republic and includes supplements and any special or Extraordinary Gazette so published;"General Notice" means any announcement not of a legislative character made in the Gazette by or with the authority of the President or a Minister;"Government" means the Government of the United Republic;"Government analyst" includes any assistant or other analyst employed by the Government;"Government Notice" means any subsidiary legislation made by the President, a Minister or other public officer or authority pursuant to a power conferred by any Act;"Government Printer" means the Government Printer of the United Republic and any other printer purporting to be the printer authorised to print Acts and other documents of the Government;"the High Commission" means the High Commission established by the East African (High Commission) Order-in-Council, 1947 to 1961 and reference in any written law to the High Commission shall be construed(a)for the period during which the East African Common Services Organisation Agreement (Implementation) Ordinance was in force, as references to the Common Services Organisation;(b)for the period after the repeal of that Ordinance, as references to the Community;"the High Court" means the High Court of the United Republic or the High Court of Zanzibar;"Imperial Act" means an Act passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom;"individual" means a material person;"Judge" means a Judge of the High Court, and includes an acting Judge;"Justice" means a Justice of the Peace;"land" includes buildings and other structures, and covered with water, and any estate, interest, easement servitude or right in or over land;"Law Officer" means the Attorney General, the Deputy Attorney General, the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Administrator-General, the Solicitor-General, the Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, the Deputy Administrator General, the Deputy Solicitor-General, the Chief Parliamentary Draftsman and every legally qualified State Attorney in the public service of the rank of or above Senior State Attorney or Senior Parliamentary Draftsman;"local government authority" means—(a)a village council, a township, a kitongoji, a district council or any other local government authority established under the Local Government (District Authorities) Act; or[Cap. 287](b)an urban ward, a mtaa, a town council, a municipal council or city council established under the Local Government (Urban Authorities) Act;[Cap. 288]"magistrate" means a resident magistrate, a district magistrate, a primary court magistrate and any other description of magistrate provided for by or under the Magistrates’ Courts Act;[Cap. 11]"marriage" means a marriage contracted in accordance with, or recognized as valid by the Law of Marriage Act, and the terms "husband", "wife" and "married person" shall be construed accordingly;[Cap. 29]"Minister" has the meaning given in section 9 of this Act and in addition, includes the Vice President, the Prime Minister; and "the Minister" means the Minister responsible for the matter in question and includes the Deputy Minister for the time being performing the functions of that Minister or, if there is no minister responsible for the matter in question, means the President:"minor" means a person who has not attained the apparent age of eighteen years and the terms "infant" and "infant child" shall be construed accordingly;"month" means a calendar month unless words be added showing a lunar month is intended; where a month is expressed as beginning, or is required to be reckoned as beginning, on a date other than the first day of any month, the month shall be deemed to expire immediately before the commencement of the corresponding date in the next following month, whether the period so encompassed is of a longer or shorter period than thirty days;"native" means any member of an African race;"oath" and "affidavit", in the case of persons required or allowed to affirm or declare instead of swearing, include affirmation and declaration, and "swear", in the like case, includes "affirm" and "declare";"Ordinance" includes any Ordinance or any laws, Proclamations or other Legislative Acts issued, made or done before the date of the Tanganyika Order in Council, 1920, and validated by the said Order in Council, and any subsidiary legislation made and in force under an Ordinance, and (save in the definitions "Act" and "Parliament" in this section) includes an Act of Parliament and subsidiary legislation made under such Act;"Parliament"—(a)in an Ordinance, or a public document made or issued before the ninth day of December, 1961, means the Parliament of the United Kingdom and "Imperial Parliament" has the same meaning;(b)in an Act of the Parliament of Tanganyika or of the United Republic, or a public document made or issued after the eighth day of December, 1961, or in an Act of the Constituent Assembly of Tanganyika, means the Parliament of the United Republic and when used in the expression "Act of Parliament" includes a reference to the Constituent Assembly of Tanganyika;"perform" in relation to functions, includes the exercise of a power, responsibility, authority, or jurisdiction;"Permanent Secretary" means a person appointed by the President to be a Permanent Secretary, and reference in any Act to Principal Secretary shall be construed as reference to Permanent Secretary;"person" means any word or expression descriptive of a person and includes a public body, company, or association or body of persons, corporate or unincorporated;"police officer" means any member of the Police Force of and above the rank of constable as defined in the Police Force and Auxiliary Services Act;[Cap. 322]"power" includes any privilege, authority, or discretion;"prescribed" means—(a)prescribed by or under the written law in which the word occurs; and(b)in a case where reference is made to anything prescribed by a written law other than the law in which the word occurs, includes anything prescribed by subsidiary legislation made under that other written law;"President" means the President of the United Republic, and includes any person performing the functions of the President under article 137 of the Constitution;[Cap. 2]"proclamation" means proclamation made by the President and published in the Gazette;"publication" means—(a)all written and printed matter;(b)any record, tape, wire, perforated roll, cinematograph film or image or other contrivance by means of which any words or ideas may be mechanically, electronically, or electrically produced, reproduced, represented, or conveyed;(c)anything whether of a similar nature to that described in paragraph (b) of this definition or not, containing any visible representation, or by its form, shape, or in any manner, capable of producing, reproducing, representing, or conveying words or ideas; and(d)every copy and reproduction of a publication as defined in paragraph (a), (b), or (c);"public corporation" means a body corporate established by or under any written law, other than the Companies Act, and includes a corporation sole so established;[Cap. 212]"public holiday" means a day which is declared to be or proclaimed as a public holiday under the Public Holidays Act;[Cap. 35]"public officer" or "public department" extends to and includes every officer or department invested with or performing duties of a public nature, whether under the immediate control of the President or not, and includes an officer or department under the control of a local authority, the Community, or a public corporation;"public place" includes—(a)any public street or way or pier, or any public garden;(b)any building, place or conveyance to which, for the time being, the public are entitled or permitted to have access, either unconditionally or upon condition or making payment; and(c)any building, place or conveyance which is for the time being used for any public or religious meeting or assembly or as an open court;"public seal" means the public seal of the United Republic;"Region" means any part of the United Republic proclaimed or deemed to be proclaimed by the President under article 2(2) of the Constitution to be a region;[Cap. 2]"Regional Commissioner" means a person appointed by the President to be a regional commissioner, and "the Regional Commissioner" means the regional commissioner of the region concerned;"regulation" means a regulation made under the Act in which the term is used;"repeal" includes rescind, revoke, cancel or delete;"the Republic" means the Republic of Tanganyika and includes the United Republic;"resident magistrate" means a resident magistrate of any grade appointed as such under the Magistrates’ Courts Act;[Cap. 11]"revenue officer" means an officer appointed by the Permanent Secretary to the Treasury to perform duties in connection with the collection of revenue of the United Republic;"rule" means a rule made under the Act in which the term is used;"rules of court" when used in relation to any court, means rules made by the authority having for the time being power to make rules or orders regulating the practice and procedure of such court;"sell" includes barter, exchange, offer to sell and expose for sale;"service" where an act authorises or requires any document to be served on any person, whether the expression "serve", or the expression "give" or "send", or any other expression is used, then, unless a contrary intention appeals, the service shall be effected by properly addressing and posting, after payment of appropriate charges, a letter containing the document, and, unless the contrary is proved, service shall be deemed to have been effected at the time at which the letter would be delivered in the ordinary course of post;"sign" with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, includes with reference to a person who is unable to write his name, "mark", with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions;"sitting days" in relation to the National Assembly, means days on which the National Assembly actually sits;"statutory declaration", if made—(a)in Tanzania, means a declaration made under the Oaths and Statutory Declarations Act;[Cap. 34](b)in any other Commonwealth country, means a declaration on oath made before a justice of peace, notary public, or other person having authority under any law in force to take or receive a declaration;(c)in any other country, means a declaration on oath made before a Foreign Service Officer having authority under any written law to administer oaths or before any other person who may be specified by the Minister responsible for legal affairs by an Order in the Gazette;"subsidiary legislation" means any order, proclamation, rule, rule of court, regulation, notice, by-law or instrument made under any Act or other lawful authority;"summary conviction" means a conviction by a court of summary jurisdiction;"swear" in the case of person allowed by law to affirm or declare instead of to swear, includes to affirm and to declare;"territorial waters" means any territorial or inland waters of the United Republic;"the Territory" means Tanganyika;"the Treaty" means the Treaty of East African Co-operation set out in the Schedule to the Treaty of the East African Cooperation (Implementation) Act, 1967, which has been repealed by the East African Community Mediation Agreement Act;[Cap. 232]"under" in relation to a written law or a provision of a written law, includes "by" "in accordance with", "pursuant to" and "by virtue of";"Union Day" means the 26th day of April, 1964;"the United Kingdom" means Great Britain and Northern Ireland;"the United Republic" means—(a)for the period subsequent to 11th December, 1964, the United Republic of Tanzania;(b)for the period commencing on Union Day and expiring on 11th December, 1964, the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar;"Vice-President" means a Vice-President of the United Republic;"will" includes codicil;"words" includes figures and symbols;"writing", and any expression referring to writing include printing, lithography, typewriting, photography and other modes of representing or reproducing words in visible form;"written law" means all Acts for the time being in force and all subsidiary legislation for the time being in force, and includes the Acts of the Community and all applied laws;"year" means a period of twelve months.[Act No. 7 of 2018 s. 19; Cap. 16]5. Application of definitions
Definitions or rules of interpretation contained in a written law apply to the construction of the provisions of the written law that contain those definitions or rules of interpretation as well as, to other provisions of that written law.6. Laws always speaking
A written law shall be considered as always speaking and when a matter or thing is expressed in the present tense, it shall be applied to the circumstances as they arise, so that effect may be given to every part of the law according to its true spirit, intent and meaning.7. Parts of speech and grammatical forms
Where a word or phrase is defined in a written law, other parts of speech and grammatical forms of that word or phrase have corresponding meanings.8. Gender and number
In any written law—9. Reference in written law to the Minister
A reference in a written law to the Minister shall be construed—10. References by number to be inclusive
A reference in a written law by number, letter or by number and letter to two or more portions of a written law shall be construed as including the portion described by the reference first mentioned and the portion described by the reference last mentioned.11. Construction of internal references to section, etc.
12. Reference to written law as amended
13. Disjunctive construction of "or"
In relation to a written law passed or made after the commencement of this Act, but subject to section 2(4), "or", "other" and "otherwise" shall be construed disjunctively and not as implying similarity unless the word "similar" or some other word of like meaning is added.Part III – Commencement and citation of laws
14. Date of commencement of Act
Every Act shall come into operation on the date of its publication in the Gazette or, if it is provided either in that Act or in any other written law, that it shall come into operation on some other date, on that date.15. Time of commencement of written laws
Where any written law, or portion of a written law, comes into operation on a particular day, it shall come into operation at the beginning of that day.16. Effective date of commencement provisions where notice of commencement required
Notwithstanding section 14, where an Act provides that the Act, or portion of the Act, is to come into operation on a day to be fixed by notice, that provision and the provision providing for the short title of the Act, unless it is otherwise expressly provided, shall come into operation on the day on which the Act receives the Presidential Assent.17. Construction of power to fix date of commencement
A power to fix a day on which an Act shall come into operation does not include power to fix—18. Evidence of date of assent
Where a date appearing on a copy of an Act printed, or purporting to be printed, by the Government Printer, purports to be the date on which the President assented to such Act or to a portion of it. that date as so appearing shall be evidence that such date was the date on which the President so assented, and shall be judicially noticed accordingly.19. Exercise of powers before commencement
20. Citation of written laws
21. References in written law to day of commencement
A reference in a written law to the day of coming into operation or to the commencement of a written law shall, where different provisions of the written law come or came into operation on different days, be construed as a reference to the day of coming into operation of the appropriate provisions of that written law.Part IV – Provisions as to enactment and operation of written law
22. Acts to be public Acts
Every Act shall be deemed to be a public Act unless the contrary is expressly provided in the Act and shall be judicially noticed as such.23. Section to be substantive enactment
Every section of an Act shall take effect as a substantive enactment without introductory words.24. Act may be altered or repealed in same session
An Act may be amended or repealed in the same session of Parliament as that in which it was passed.25. Preambles and Schedules
26. Headings, marginal notes, footnotes and rectification of errors
Part V – Amendment and repeal of written law
27. Construction of amending Act with amended Act
Where one Act amends another Act, the amending Act shall, so far as it is consistent with the tenor thereof, and unless the contrary intention appears, be construed as one with the amended Act.28. Repeal of written law as amended
Where a written law which has been amended by any other written law is repealed, such repeal shall include the repeal of all those provisions of such other written law by which the firstmentioned written law was amended.29. Repeal of repeal
Where a written law repeals a repealing enactment, the repeal does not revive any enactment previously repealed unless words are added reviving it.30. Repeal and substitution
Where a written law repeals an enactment and substitutes provisions for the repealed enactment the repealed enactment remains in operation until the substituted provisions come into operation.31. Effect of substituting provisions
Where a written law repeals and re-enacts, with or without modification, any enactment—32. General savings on repeal
33. Effect of repeal of Act on subsidiary legislation
34. Effect of expiry of written law
Upon the expiry or lapse of any enactment, the provisions of section 33 shall apply as if that enactment had been repealed.Part VI – Provisions relating to subsidiary legislation
35. President may make subsidiary legislation
Where a written law provides that subsidiary legislation may or shall be made and does not provide by whom, such subsidiary legislation made under such a provision shall be made by the President.36. General provisions regarding power to make subsidiary legislation
37. Publication and commencement of subsidiary legislation
38. Laying regulations before National Assembly and disallowance
39. Construction of subsidiary legislation
40. Citation of subsidiary legislation
Subsidiary legislation may be cited by reference to the short title if any, or by reference to the number of the notices under which it appeared in the Gazette.41. Reference to written law to include subsidiary legislation
42. Acts under subsidiary legislation deemed done under Act
Any act done under subsidiary legislation shall be deemed to be done under the written law under which the subsidiary legislation was made.43. Fees and charges
Part VII – Statutory powers and duties
44. Time for exercise of power or performance of duty
Where a written law confers a power or imposes a duty, the power may be exercised and the duty shall be performed from time to time as occasion requires.45. Reference to holder of office includes successors
Where a written law confers a power or imposes a duty on the holder of a public office as such, the power may be exercised and the duty shall be performed by the person for the time being lawfully holding, acting in, or performing the functions of the office.46. Construction of enabling words
47. Power to issue licence, etc, discretionary
48. Power to appoint includes power to suspend, dismiss, etc.
49. Appointment by name or officer, etc, and appointment of Chairman, etc, or Board, etc.
50. Power of majority quorum etc.
51. Exercise of power may be corrected
Where a written law confers a power or imposes a duty upon a person to do any act or thing of an administrative or executive character or to make any appointment, the power or duty may be exercised or performed as often as is necessary to correct any error or omission in any previous purported exercise or performance of the power or duty, notwithstanding that the power or duty is not in general capable of being exercised or performed from time to time.52. Effect of appointment when retiring officer on leave
When a substantive holder of any office created under any Act is on leave of absence pending relinquishment of his office, it shall be lawful for another person to be appointed substantively to the same office.53. "May" imports discretion, "shall" is imperative
54. Powers of board, etc, not affected by vacancy or certain defects
55. Exercise of certain powers by delegate
Where under a written law the performance of a function by a person is dependent upon the opinion, belief, or state of mind of that person in relation to a matter and that function has been delegated under a written law, the function may be performed by the delegate upon the opinion, belief, or state of mind of the delegate in relation to that matter.56. Reference to an area by designation
57. Construction of power to delegate
58. Who shall affix the common seal of a body corporate
Where in a written law a board or committee is authorised or required to do any act, matter, or thing, it shall be taken to mean that such act, matter, or thing may or shall be done by the board or committee as the case may be.59. Rights of Government
No Act shall in any manner bind or otherwise affect the right of the United Republic unless it is expressly provided, or unless it appears by necessary implication that the United Republic is bound.Part VIII – Provisions regarding time and distance
60. Computation of time
61. Reckoning of months
62. Provisions where no time fixed
Where no time is fixed or allowed within which an act or thing shall be done, such act or thing shall be done with all convenient speed and as often as due occasion arises.63. Construction of power to extend time
64. Deviations from forms
Except as is otherwise provided, wherever forms are prescribed, deviations therefrom not affecting the substance and not calculated to mislead, shall not vitiate them.65. Measurement of distance
In the measurement of any distance for the purposes of a written law, the distance shall be measured in a straight line on a horizontal plane.Part IX – Procedures and penalties
66. Ex officio proceeding not to abate on death
Any civil or criminal proceedings taken by or against any person by virtue of his office shall not be discontinued or abate by his death, resignation or absence or removal from office, but may be carried on by or against, as the case may be, the person for the time being holding that office.67. Rules of court
68. Imposition of penalty not bar to civil action
The imposition of a penalty or fine by or under the authority of any Act shall not, in the absence of express provisions to the contrary, relieve any person from liability to answer for damages to any person injured.69. Recovery of fines and penalties
Where a fine or other penalty is recoverable under a written law and no means is provided in that law for the recovery of the fine or penalty shall be deemed to provide that such fine or penalty may be recovered summarily under the provision of the Criminal Procedure Act, or any written law for the time being in force relating to summary proceedings.[Cap. 20]70. Double jeopardy
Where an act constitutes two or more offences, whether under the same written law or otherwise, the offender is liable to be prosecuted and punished for any or all such offences but is not liable to be punished twice for the same offence.71. Application of penal laws to bodies corporate
72. Provisions as to offences under two or more Acts
Where any act constitutes an offence under two or more Acts, the offender shall unless the contrary intention appears, be liable to be prosecuted and punished under either or any of such Act, but shall not be liable to be punished more than once for the same offence.73. Amendment of penalty
Where an act constitutes an offence, and the penalty for such offence is amended between the time of the commission of such offence and the conviction therefore, the offender shall, unless the contrary intention appears, be liable to the penalty prescribed at the time of the commission of such offence.74. Prescription of maximum, minimum daily and cumulative penalties
75. Provision as to attempts
A provision in any Act which constitutes an offence shall, unless a contrary intention appears, be deemed to provide also that an attempt to commit such offence shall be an offence under such provision, punishable as if the offence itself had been committed.76. Disposal of forfeits
77. Liability of employer or principal
Where any offence under any Act is committed by a person as an agent or employee then, unless a contrary intention appears, as well as the agent or employee, the principal or employer shall be guilty of the offence and shall be liable to be proceeded against and punished accordingly unless he proves to the satisfaction of the court that he had no knowledge, and could not, by the exercise of reasonable diligence, have had knowledge, of the commission of the offence.78. Evidence of fiat, sanction or consent of public officer
Wherever the fiat, sanction or consent of any public officer is necessary before any prosecution or action is commenced, any document purporting to bear such fiat, sanction or consent shall be received as prima facie evidence in any proceeding without proof being given that the signature is that of the public officer.79. Exercise of DDP’s functions in his absence
The functions of the Director of Public Prosecutions may, in his absence from headquarters office or incapacity to act through illness or otherwise, be exercised by such Law Officer as the Attorney-General may nominate in that behalf.80. Statement of penalty at end of provision
Where in an Act a penalty —81. Continuing offences
Part X – Miscellaneous provisions
82. Service of documents by post
83. Service of documents generally
Where a written law authorizes or requires a document to be served, whether the word "serve" or any of the words "give", "deliver", or send" or any other similar word or expression is used, without directing it to be served in a particular manner, service of that document may be effected on the person to be served—84. Language of laws of Tanzania
85. Repeal
Repeals Act No. 30 of 1972.History of this document
19 June 2020 amendment not yet applied
30 November 2019 this version
Consolidation
01 September 2004
Commenced
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