This is an application for the re-opening of the estate late Wilson Muchiyani Mudawini. The applicants are some of the children of the late Wilson Muchiyani Mudawini (hereinafter referred to as the Late Wilson) who died intestate at Bulawayo on 7 February 1994. More
On 27 July 2015 the plaintiff and the first defendant entered into a credit facility agreement for the sell and delivery of stock feeds by the plaintiff to the first defendant on credit. The second defendant Loice Bare bound herself as surety and co-principal debtor for the first defendant’s debt. Payments were supposed to be made within 30 days of the date of invoice. The plaintiff alleges that between July 2015 and May 2016 the first defendant took delivery of stock feeds and accumulated a debt which it failed to pay thereby prompting it to issue summons on 13 December... More
The applicant is a statutory body constituted in terms of the Grain Marketing Act [chapter 18: 14], and the respondent is its former employee, its general manager whose contract of employment was terminated on 30 November 2014. This is an application for an order to compel the respondent to return and restore possession to the applicant of the two motor vehicles named above. The vehicles were allocated to the respondent in terms of the contract of employment between the parties which was entered into on 1 December 2014. Clause 12 of the contract of employment stipulates that the General Manager... More
The second applicant is a well known and I might venture to say, renowned gospel artist in Zimbabwe. The first applicant is a recording company. From the papers, it is apparent, that for the performance which is the subject matter of this dispute the first applicant was contracted to arrange the recording of Charamba’s live show. It seems that the respondent is also in the business of recording live shows and producing from such DVD’s and video recordings. I have not been advised as such in specific terms but this my opinion based on the nature of the contract for... More
