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The plaintiff is a company registered in terms of the law of Zimbabwe. Its core business is trucking and construction work and trades as an independent contractor. More

The applicants who are father and son hail from Pakistan. They came to Zimbabwe sometime in 2008 as investors. On 3 October, 2008 they were granted an investment licence by the Zimbabwe Investment Authority (ZIA). Their investment vehicle is styled Tonia Investments (Pvt) Ltd in which they hold 50% shareholding each. That investment licence was to endure up until 2 October 2010. It was renewed on 8 October 2010 to run for another 2 years up to 7 October 2012. In the investment licence the description of the investment is given as, “Manufacture of blankets, overalls, socks and jeans.’’ Under... More

The Applicant approached this court for an eviction order. More

This is an application for provisional sentence. The four plaintiffs – Faith Mutsago, Juliet Gombe, Nicorll Maenzanise, and Emilia Mudyawabikwa – seek a provisional order compelling the defendant, The Jairos Jiri Association, to pay the sum of US$67,602.30 together with interest. The claim is founded on a written consent determination issued by a Designated Agent of the National Employment Council for the Welfare and Educational Institutions (NECWEI) on 24 October 2024. In that determination, the defendant, through its authorized representative, acknowledged liability to the plaintiffs in the stated sum. The defendant has not satisfied this debt. Instead, it opposes the... More

Before us is an appeal against the decision of the magistrates’ court which granted an application for summary judgment thereby evicting the appellant and all those claiming occupation through her from Stand No 985 Mabelreign Township, also known as No 16 Shashi Flats Mabelreign, Harare. In addition the appellant was ordered to pay to first and second respondents, the sum of US$700.00 being rent arrears from 1 November 2020 to May 2021, to be paid at the prevailing bank rate. US$100.00 per month was also payable to third respondent as holding over damages from June 2021 to the date of... More