This is an opposed application wherein the applicant seeks the following relief:-
“1 Respondent shall within two hours of the service of this order on him restore the following property to the applicant;
(a) Mitsubishi Pajero 3.0 Registration Number AAV-5956;
(b) laptop HP Compaq 6720;
(c) Cellphone Samsung D880
2. The cost of this application shall be borne by the respondent”. More
This is an application for vindication. The application was first argued before me on 11 March 2010 and on 21 July 2010, I ruled that the High Court had no jurisdiction since the matter before me was a labour dispute. The applicant appealed against my ruling and on 31 January 2011 the Supreme Court issued the following order:-
“IT IS RDERED THAT:
1. The appeal be and is hereby allowed with costs.
2. The order of the High Court is set aside with costs.
3. The matter be remitted to the High Court for determination before the same Judge” More
On 30 November 2018, Plaintiff and 1st Defendant entered into a verbal agreement. Under that agreement, Plaintiff paid an amount of US$87,000.00 in return for the delivery of a motor vehicle, a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado VX Chassis Number JJEBH3FJ4OK20718. [the motor vehicle]. The motor vehicle described above was imported into Zimbabwe from South Africa by the 1st Defendant. In or around June 2021, the aforesaid motor vehicle was seized from Plaintiff by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority [ZIMRA] on the basis that its importation into Zimbabwe had been done fraudulently. The Defendants were duly notified of that development. Despite making... More
On 20 November 2009, Zimbabwe Allied Banking Group Ltd issued summons out of this court seeking an order of specific performance alternatively damages. It was served by the plaintiff’s legal practitioners Mawere and Sibanda on the defendant’s legal practitioners, Madziwanzira, Gama and Associates on 3 December 2009. Appearance was filed on 8 December 2009. On 7 January the defendant requested for further particulars, which were supplied on 12 January 2010. Further and better particulars requested on 29 January were furnished on 3 February 2010. More
The applicant, Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, is a statutory body. It owes its existence to the Constitution of Zimbabwe. Its aim and object are to fight and, as its name suggests, eradicate corruption from within the lengths and breadths of the country. It deals with such other offences as theft, misappropriation of funds, abuse of power and other improper conduct in both the public and private sectors of Zimbabwe. It investigates and exposes cases of corruption and all crimes which are related to it. More
