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This is an urgent chamber application in which the applicants seek in the interim a stay of the proceedings in the Magistrates Court Case No. MC7485/10. The final relief sought is that the first, second and third respondent be interdicted from continuing with “the execution of the default judgment granted by the first respondent under case number MC7485/10.” More

On 31 July, 2012 a legal entity which is known as Roberts Drive Investments (Private) Limited (“Roberts”) sold to Kangausaru Investments (Private) Limited (“Kangausaru”), the first respondent herein, 3000 Class F Shares. The shares relate to Unit No. 8, 75 Roberts Drive, Msasa, Harare (“the property”). More

On 24 October 2017, my brother Judge, FOROMA J granted a provisional order in favour of the applicants in the following terms; IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT: TERMS OF THE FINAL RELIEF That you show cause to this Honourable Court why a final order should not be made in the following terms 1. 1st respondent be and is hereby compelled to release all documents necessary to enable applicants to exercise their right of first refusal in respect of a certain piece of land situate in the District of Salisbury measuring 9465 square metres held under deed 3351/73 otherwise known as... More

The plaintiff and the defendant were joined in holy matrimony in terms of the Marriage Act [Chapter 5:11] on 16 May 1994 at Harare and their marriage still subsists. Their marriage was blessed with two children who are now of majority status. The marriage relationship between the parties has hit rock bottom such that on 15 July 2015 plaintiff lodged thisaction seeking dissolution of the marriage and the distribution of the assets of the spouse in terms of the Matrimonial Cause Act, [Chapter 5:13]. More

MAKARAU J: The parties were married at Hwange on 12 January 1990. The marriage still subsists. There are two minor children of the marriage, namely Ngoni Rutendo, a daughter aged thirteen, and Kudzaishe Anesu, a son, aged 10. Certain differences have crept into the relationship between the plaintiff and the defendant, resulting in the plaintiff instructing her legal practitioners to issue summons out of this court, claiming a decree of divorce, an order granting her custody of Ngoni and Kudzaishe, maintenance for the minor children and an award of the assets of the matrimony under section 7 of the Matrimonial... More