The applicant is a company duly registered in the British Virgin Islands and whose principal place of business is in Al Khabaissi, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. More
The applicant obtained the following provisional order:
“TERMS OF THE FINAL ORDER
That you show cause to this Honourable Court why a final order should not be made in the following terms:
1. It is declared that the payment by the applicant in the sum of ZW$495 000.00 on 18 June 2020 and ZW$68 083. 00 on 19 June 2020 fully discharged the judgement debt that is specified under case number HC 979/15
2. The actions of the second respondent in purporting to execute the writ of execution described above is declared unlawful.
3. The first and second respondents be... More
The applicant approached this court seeking the relief for the cancellation of title deed number 551/2013 which was passed in favour of the second respondent and title deed number 552/2013 which was passed in favour of the third respondent. The applicant is also praying for the revival of his title deed number 4027/81. More
In this urgent chamber application the applicant sought a provisional order in the following terms:
“TERMS OF THE FINAL ORDER SOUGHT
1. The provisional order is herein confirmed.
2. The first respondent shall produce to this court the offer letter upon which he relies for his claim to be entitled to occupy any part of Nyamakari Farm in the Burma Valley area of the Mutare District and shall satisfy this court that it has been lawfully secured before he again seeks to secure occupation of any part of that Farm.
3. The second respondent is directed forthwith to inform the... More
This is an urgent chamber application for an interdict and declatatory relief in terms of Order 32 Rule 241 as read with Section 85 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. In concise terms this is an urgent chamber application for an order compelling the first respondent to issue written policy directives that ensure compliance with the COVID-19 preventative measures known as Public Health (COVID-19 Prevention, containment and Treatment orders) in compliance with section 229 (4) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe which responsibility affects the affairs of the Prisons and Correctional service. More
