The Court’s Ruling on the Ex Parte extension of time for the Applicant to file its submissions 26. Based on the fact that the Applicant received the Judgment Court of 14 June 2013 in Consolidated Applications Nos. of the 009 of 2011 Tanganyika Law Society and The Legal and Human Rights Centre v The United Republic of Tanzania and 011 of 2011 Mtikila v The United Republic of Tanzania Reverend Christopher R. and the Separate Opinions thereto, on 26 June 2013, the Court decided that the thirty (30) days for the Applicant to file submissions on reparations would be reckoned from 26 June 2013. Therefore, the Court gave the Applicant up to 25 July 2013 to file the submissions decision of the Court on reparation. The Registrar communicated with a copy to Respondent. The electronic this mail forwarding the submissions to the Registry was dated 25 July 2013 but the date of receipt stamped on the document was 29 July 2013, therefore the Applicant filed the submissions on reparations within the time directed by the Court. Though the Respondent was not given an opportunity to be heard before the Court decided to grant the Applicant up to 25 July 2013 to file its submissions, the Respondent has had an opportunity to state its position on the matter and did nothing. The been no miscarriage of justice occasioned. Court finds that there has Accordingly the ‘ue for reparation is properly before the Court. < Nu (lv 20 a a ey ra,