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The following is common cause. The 2nd respondent purchased from the 3rd respondent stand number 46 Murombedzi Growth Point, Murombedzi ‘the property’. The 3rd respondent is a Rural District Council. They entered into a lease with an option to buy agreement. On the 26th of May 2015 the 2nd respondent sold the property to the applicant in the sum of US$3 600.00. It was agreed as between the parties that, US$1 800.00 shall be paid in cash to the 2nd respondent on signature. The balance of US$1 800.00 was payable to the 3rd respondent to clear all outstanding arrears for... More

This is an opposed application wherein, applicants seek rescission of a default judgment of this court under case HC199/22, delivered on the 24th of November of the same year. It has been brought in terms of rule 29 (1) (a) of the High Court rules, 2021. The justification being that, applicants were interested parties with direct and substantial interest but were not made part to the lawsuit with adverse consequences. More

It is alleged that the accused, a decorated member of the police force, in the company of more than nine other police officers responded to a report that had been made one, Steven Chidhumo, that the now deceased had threatened him with a spear. From the facts it is common cause that the police’s main mission on the day in question was not solely to investigate the said report but to make a follow up on several others as they had no station vehicle. In that respect, they capitalised on the availability of a vehicle on the day in question.The... More

The appellant’s son one Scott Norman, now deceased andherein after referred to as the deceased owned a cabin cruise boat known as Wandering Star. Before his demise thedeceased entered into a written storage contract with the respondent on 23 November 2009. In terms of the agreement the respondent was required to provide a shed for the storage of the boat. Clause 3 of the agreement set out the payment of rent modalities. Overdue amounts would attract interest prevailing at the time based on the prime rate levied by Barclays Bank Zimbabwe Limited. More

F. Chimunoko with T. Serengwa, for the 1st & 2nd respondents No appearance for the 3rd respondent More