This is an urgent chamber application. The applicant is seeking the following interim relief;
“1. The second, fourth and fifth respondent are hereby interdicted from transferring the immovable property known as Number 1110 South View Uplands, Waterfalls, Harare to the 3rd respondent.
2. The first respondent shall not enforce the orders granted by this Honourable Court in Case No. HC 6626/05 and by the Magistrate in Case No. 11317/05.
3. This provisional order shall remain in operation notwithstanding the noting of the appeal against it.” More
: The Six appellants were convicted of contravening s 4 as read with s 3 (1) (a) of the Domestic Violence Act [Chapter 5:16)] (hereinafter called The Domestic Violence Act) Five of them were each sentenced to 12 months imprisonment of which 4 months imprisonment were suspended for 5 years on the usual conditions of good behavior while the third appellant was cautioned and discharged because he was a minor. More
On the night of 3 June 2003 at about 2100 hours the plaintiff had retired to bed with his beloved wife and 4 year old child at their rented lodgings being No. 6950A Western Triangle in Highfield Harare, a house he shared with another lodger, one Chipo Simango, when their house came under heavy attack. The plaintiff, then employed by Winfield Clothing Industries of Southerton as a tailor, was blissfully enjoying his sleep when the serenity and comfort of the night was abruptly and violently interrupted by heavy banging of the door and shouting. More
In this contested application, applicant vies for the confirmation of a provisional order whilst the respondents pray for its discharge. Apparently, applicant sought an interim order by way of an urgent chamber application for the suspension of the respondents’ mining activities and operations on Plot G, Greydine Farm, Tiger Reef, Kwekwe. Applicant is the holder of occupation and agricultural rights on the property on one hand. More
The plaintiff is the owner of Adelina farm in the Featherstone area where he is in the business of raring Brahman cattle since 1999. His claim against the defendant is for the payment of US$9 086 being the balance of the purchase price of 26 steers sold and delivered to the defendant. That claim was eventually reduced to US$8 738 on account of the non delivery of one beast that bolted and escaped during the loading process. More
