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On 13 April 2011 under Case No HC 3507/11 PATEL J granted a provisional order in the following terms More

Harare the capital city of Zimbabwe has experienced an increase in the population of vehicles. More poignantly, there is a large volume of cars that goes into the central business district almost on a daily basis including weekends. This increase necessitated the introduction of a parking management system. What is astounding however is that the defendant after flighting an expression of interest for the provision of such, almost casually engaged the plaintiff and after some discussions, they entered into a verbal agreement. Although various reasons were given by both parties on why the contract was not reduced to writing, the... More

The plaintiff Zenus Banda who will in this judgment be referred to as the plaintiff, was the first defendant’s tenant for many years before she decided to sale the property number 5, 7th Avenue Parktown, Waterfalls, Harare. More

This is an urgent chamber application in terms of which applicant seeks the following relief in the provisional order sought: A. Interim Relief Granted: (1) 1st and 2nd respondents be and are hereby ordered to act on 2nd respondent’s directive of the 28th January 2022 and also to take all measures necessary to stop all illegal mining activities on appellant’s mining claim being SC 6856 Mvuma. (2) 3rd respondent be and is hereby directed to show 1st and 2nd respondents the boundaries of applicant’s mining claim. B. Terms of Final Order sought: (1) The 1st and 2nd respondents be and... More

This is an urgent application for a temporary interdict to stop the respondent which is the trade union which represents employees of the applicant from proceeding with a collective job action pending determination of an application for a show cause order instituted by the applicant in terms of the relevant provisions of the Labour Act [Chapter 28:01]. The application is opposed by the respondent. More