On the 22nd of July 2022 the plaintiff sued out summons out of this court seeking US$23 600-00 in damages against the defendants arising from a road traffic accident that took place at the 84km peg along the Harare Chirundu Road. The claim is broken down as follows,
1. US$ 10 800 -00 being replacement value of a damaged motor vehicle a Mercedes Benz C200.
2. US$1 800 -00 for medication and allied costs.
3. US$260-00 being cost of towing the motor vehicle incurred by the plaintiff.
4. US$6 000-00 for pain and suffering incurred by plaintiff.
5. US$5 000-00... More
The appellants appeared before the court a quo on initial remand. They face a charge of contravention of s60 A (3) (b) of the Electricity Act (Chapter 13:19). It is alleged that between 30 March and 14 April 2024 at Ngwati Shaft, Zimplats Kadoma, the appellants in the company of two others who were granted bail unlawfully cut 419 metres of armoured copper cables weighing 2 572kgs whose value is US$45 360. It was all recovered. An application for bail pending trial was made. It was opposed by the State. More
This application was placed before me on a certificate of urgency for a final order of attachment of a boat known as The Royal Nikobasa to found jurisdiction in an anticipated pecuniary claim against the first respondent only. In the same application the applicant seeks an order to serve process on the first respondent through e-mail. The second respondent was joined to the proceedings by way of an application for joinder. More
On the 24th of January 2025 an application for the registration of a labour arbitration award was filed by the applicants with this court. The Labour Appeal Court had confirmed the arbitral award against the respondent, the employer. This prompted the current registration procedural step by the applicants, to enable enforcement. The matter was set down for hearing on the 22nd of May 2025. It was opposed. More
This is an appeal against a judgment of a Magistrate, refusing bail in respect of the three appellants. The appellants pray that the judgment of the court a quo be set aside and substituted with an order that they be admitted to bail with appropriate conditions. More
