On 13 August 2021 I dismissed ex tempore, an application for bail pending trial filed on behalf of the applicant on the basis that there was a high risk of abscondment. I have been requested for reasons. These are they. More
This is an opposed application wherein the applicant seeks the following relief:
“1. The purported cancellation of the agreement of sale dated 17th October 2006
between the applicants and the respondents be and is hereby set aside.
2. The respondent be and is hereby ordered to forthwith transfer the undivided share in a certain piece of land situate in the district of Salisbury being land share number 13 of stand number 195 Monavale Cluster Homes, also known as subdivision A, portion 0f Mayfield Estate to the applicants upon respondent satisfying the minimum service requirements set out in its development permit.... More
This matter was placed before me as an urgent application in which the applicant sought the following relief:-
TERMS OF FINAL ORDER SOUGHT
1. The 1st respondent is in contempt of court for refusing for the applicant (sic) to provide medical aid for the two minor children namely; Sean Tinashe Kasu (born on 31 January 2011) and David Panashe Kasu (born 18 March 2013) and for withholding consent for the minor children to be migrated from her medical aid scheme to the applicant’s medical aid scheme.
2. The 1st respondent to be committed to prison for a three months sentence... More
The applicant approached this court on an urgent basis seeking Provisional Order for stay of execution of judgment. The order sought by the applicant reads as follows:
“TERMS OF FINAL ORDER SOUGHT
That you show cause to this honourable court why a final order should not be made in the following terms:
(a) The Warrant for Ejectment against the applicant be and is hereby stayed pending the hearing of applicant’s application for Rescission of Judgment under case number HC 7304-21.
(b) First Respondent is ordered to pay costs of suit.
TERMS OF INTERIM RELIEF GRANTED
Pending the hearing of the... More
On 11 July 2006 the appellant entered a hardware shop. He took a kilogram of trinepon wood glue which he hid in his trousers. He walked out of the shop without paying for it. He was arrested soon after leaving the shop. The trinepon wood glue was recovered. It was valued at $1 800-00(Zimbabwean dollars). More
