The plaintiff herein claims the sum of US$61,944.81 being money which the plaintiff expected to be allocated to it by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) in terms of a tobacco growers retention scheme. The plaintiff avers that the defendant negligently failed to submit the plaintiff’s application and that, as a result of that negligence, the plaintiff failed to receive its retention money. The defendant disputes any negligence or contractual obligation on its part and denies liability. In the alternative, it is pleaded that any damages proved by the plaintiff should be abated on the ground of its contributory negligence. More
The first and second applicants James and Annie Rushwaya are adult persons who are husband and wife respectively. The third applicant is a registered company represented by the first applicant. The first to the third respondents are registered companies in terms of the laws of Zimbabwe and carry on business in Zimbabwe. The fourth respondent is Patterson Fungai Timba, a male adult of Harare. The fifth respondent is the Provincial Mining Director for Mashonaland West Province sued or cited in his official capacity. The sixth respondent is the Registrar of Companies also cited in his or her nominal capacity. The... More
Rule 348 A of the High Court rues deals with stopping the sale of a dwelling house to facilitate the settlement of a claim. Applicant brought an application under r 348 A (5a) for the postponement or suspension of the sale of the dwelling concerned; or the eviction of its occupants. More
This is an urgent application in which the provisional order sought the placement of a caveat on property described as a certain 4357 square meters of land called stand 17005 Harare Township of Stand 16969 Harare Township situate in the District of Salisbury held under Deed f Transfer No 02319/95. More
This matter came before me on a certificate of urgency issued in terms of r244 of the High Court of Zimbabwe Rules, 1971. The applicant seeks the following relief;-
“Terms of the Final Order sought
1. That the warrant of detention issued by the first respondent authorising the second respondent to detain applicant on 4 July 2012 be and is hereby cancelled.
2. The first respondent is ordered to determine the applicant’s request for extension of his Visa to stay in Zimbabwe within five days of this Order.
3. Should the application for extension of Visa be turned down, the... More
