The appellant, a female adult, and the first respondent, a male adult, entered into an unregistered customary union in August 2015 and were delighted to commence living together as husband and wife about October 2015.
During the subsistence of their customary union, they acquired both movable and immovable property including house number 2 Glynde Avenue, Mabelreign Harare which is solely registered in the name of the appellant. The mortgage finance sourced to acquire the house was secured in the appellant’s name and in her account. The first respondent however alleges, with significant assertiveness, that he also directly contributed to the... More
1.On 10 March 2025, after hearing counsel and having considered the documents filed of record, this Court issued the following order:
“The appeal be and is hereby dismissed with no order as to costs”.
The court undertook to avail written reasons in due course. The reasons are captioned herein.
This is an appeal against part of the judgement of the High Court (“court a quo”) handed down on 27 November 2023. The court a quo held that stand number 2 Glynde Avenue Mabelreign, Harare (“the property”) was the jointly owned property of a tacit universa More
This is an appeal against the sentence of death imposed by the High Court on 2 February 2015 following the conviction of the appellant on a charge of murder. More
The appellant has approached this Court in terms of Rule 67 of the Rules of this Court which rule must be read with s 121 of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act [Chapter 9:07]. More
This is an appeal against the whole judgment of the Labour Court handed down on 16 December 2016 whereby it upheld the appeal by the respondent and set aside the decision of the NEC Appeals Board for The Banking Undertaking (the NEC Appeals Board). The latter had set aside the decision of the Disciplinary Committee dismissing the appellant. More
