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The records of proceedings in the above matters were placed before me on review in terms of s 57 of the magistrates court Act, [Chapter 7:10]. In all the record of proceedings, the accused persons appeared before the same magistrate for the province of Mashonaland, viz, T.A. Chamisa Esquire. The learned magistrate aforesaid disposed of each of the matters by way of trial of the accused upon the guilty plea procedure. The guilty plea procedure is provided for in terms of sections 271(2)(a) and 271(2)(b) of the Criminal Procedure & Evidence Act, [Chapter 9:07]. In terms of distinction between the... More

This is an appeal against conviction on a charge of contravening s 52(2)(a) of the Road Traffic Act [Chapter 13:11] (Negligent driving). The appeal against sentence was abandoned at the hearing. The appeal is opposed by the respondent. More

The plaintiff issued out summons claiming outstanding rentals, holding over damages and monies outstanding from electricity consumption by its tenants. The brief background to his matter is as follows. The parties entered into a verbal lease in terms of which the defendant leased stand 17018 Graniteside, Harare, a factory from the plaintiff for the period 2003 to May 2014 More

The applicants approached this court seeking an order in the following terms: “1. That respondent is interdicted from supplying the following components produced from molds or patterns furnished by 1st applicant to respondent to any person other than 1st applicant or a company that he represents;- Feeder Chamber Chamber Compression Head Single Flight Worms Double Flight Worms Steam Locks Bearing Housings Clamp Halves Drive Pullies” The background to the matter is that the respondent is in the business of producing castings which it sells to customers including the applicant. More

The applicant has approached this court on an urgent basis seeking what is in essence spoliatory relief, restoration to a portion of the respondent’s hotel known as Rainbow Towers Hotel and Conference Centre situated at the second mezzanine floor of the prestigious hotel. The applicant also seeks an order allowing it to continue operations at that portion of the hotel without interference and to be allowed free access to its tools, material and machinery which it placed at that location and related relief. More