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This is an urgent chamber application in terms of which applicants are seeking an interim interdict along the following lines; “ That the police be and are hereby interdicted from interfering with applicants possession and ownership of their vehicle being a Toyota Registration number ABD 2925 (now registered as ADM1793) and shall forthwith return same to applicants, at any rate within 24 hours of this order.” More

This judgment disposes of case numbers HCH 5885/24 and HCH 13/25. The applicant and the respondents are common in the two cases. The applicant is Walter Magaya who described himself in both cases as a “renowned Minister of the Gospel and a passionate football enthusiast” who has “proudly supported local football serving as a dedicated benefactor to the support.” This was rightfully not disputed because the applicants CV is pregnant with proof of financial and logistic support which he has given to the game. The first respondent is Lincolin Mutasa cited in his official capacity as the chairperson of the... More

At the close of the case for Plaintiff, the 1st Defendant launched an application for absolution from the instance. The application is opposed by the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff issued Summons against the 1st Defendant and others seeking a declaration that 4 Agreements of Sale he entered into with the 1st Defendant in respect of 4 pieces of land situate in the District of Salisbury on 21 April 2016 are valid, legally binding, and enforceable. The 1st Defendant resisted the claim and to that end filed a Plea and a Counter-claim. It later withdrew the counterclaim at the commencement of the... More

This is an application for an order compelling the first respondent to deliver title deed number 6563/99 and all other supporting documents and for third respondent to facilitate transfer of stand 321 Willowvale Township Harare (“the stand”) to him. More

Section 14 of the Money Lending and Interest Rates Act, accords protection to borrowers of money in instances where the interest rate agreed to by a lender and borrower exceeds the prescribed rate of interest. It prescribes criminal sanctions for lenders who fail to comply with its provisions More