The plaintiff and the defendant were married at Harare on 5 September 1998. Two daughters were born of the marriage. These were born in 2001 and 2004 respectively. On 31 January 2007, the plaintiff issued summons praying for a decree of divorce to issue on the grounds that his relationship with the defendant had broken down to such an extent that there is no possibility of reconciliation. More
The applicant sought the following relief by way of urgent chamber application, that:
“1 The Second Respondent and all those holding occupation under him be and are hereby interdicted and prevented from in any manner whatsoever;
a) Interfering with the Applicants’ (sic) normal farming operations on Mwonga Farm including the grading, baling and selling of tobacco;
b) Interfering with the Applicants’ (sic) manager, workers and invitees rights of access to the farm and all improvements, facilities and residences thereon;
c) Interfering with the Applicants’ (sic) intention and conduct in using, moving or dealing with its equipment as it deems fit... More
It is the plaintiff’s averment that between 4 January 2011 and 19 March 2014 it rendered legal services to the DWT Companies whilst they were under provisional judicial management. More
The Appellants issued out summons in the lower court for the eviction of first and second respondents from number 20625 Cranbrook Park Ruwa (the property) and claimed costs of suit on an attorney and client scale. Appellants are husband and wife. First and Second respondents are also husband and wife. In the Particulars of Claim, Appellants alleged that the property was initially bought by the second Appellant from third respondent sometime in the year 2002. It was nonetheless transferred to the first Appellant after a mix-up in sales. In 2015 the property was ceded by first Appellant to one Kelvin... More
The basis of this application is set out in detail in the affidavit deposed by one Phillip Chiyangwa. He is the director and alter ego of the first applicant. He avers that on first applicant’s behalf, he applied to first respondent for the purchase and development of 526 hectares of virgin land in Chegutu. It was intended to develop the land into residential stands.
In September 2001 first respondent’s council deliberated on the subject matter of the sale of 526 hectares. It approved the application by first applicant and notified it accordingly. He was, as chairman of first applicant, invited... More
