This is an appeal against the judgment of the Magistrate sitting at Harare.
The appellant was the plaintiff in the court a quo while respondent was the defendant. The issues before the trial court and indeed before us were narrowly defined. Plaintiff lent the defendant the sum of US$15 000 in February 2016. An acknowledgement of debt was signed to that effect. The acknowledgement of debt is contained at p 18 of the record. The defendant does not dispute signing the acknowledgement of debt. More
The applicant seeks an order postponing or suspending the sale of a dwelling in terms of s 348 (A) 5 (a) of the High Court Rules, 1971, the Rules. More
Applicant seeks a declaratory order in the following material terms; -
1. It is declared that the respondent does not own any shares neither is it a shareholder of applicant and has no right and or title to claim as regards the exercise of shareholder powers/rights within applicant.
2. Any act done or performed by the respondent whilst purporting to be a shareholder of the Applicant be and is hereby declared null and void. More
The court is seized with two applications. In HC 6250/12 application is made for rescission of judgment in terms of Order 9 r 63 of the High Court Rules 1971. The relief sought is as follows: More
The applicant appeared before the magistrate at Harare on 8 February, 2021 on initial remand on allegations of having committed the offence of robbery committed in aggravating circumstances as defined in s 126 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act, [Chapter 9:23]. The applicant was charged together with a co-accused, one Gift Moffat. The brief details of the charge were that on 2 February, 2021 at around 19:00 hours the applicant and his co- accused and three other accomplices still at large proceeded into the Harare City Centre in a vehicle owned and driven by an outstanding accused Arnold... More
