Pursuant to the registration of an arbitral award handed down in favour of the respondents on 17 November 2009, the respondents have proceeded to execute on that order.
The execution currently in full swing has led to the attachment of the applicant equipment some of which constitute the mainstay of its very existence. The applicant’s very existence and the welfare of all its employees including the respondents have been thrown on the spotlight. It is under a serious threat.
Alarmed by the unfolding drama the applicant sought clarification as to what amount was exactly due to the respondents against what... More
This urgent court application was filed in terms of r 59(6) of the High Court Rules, 2021. The applicant seeks spoliatory relief and other interdicts pending the resolution of a shareholder dispute that is currently before arbitration tribunal. That dispute is concerned with a joint venture arrangement between the applicant and the first respondent that involves the affairs of the second respondent. The second, third and fourth respondents were cited as interested parties. They did not oppose the application and were not represented at the hearing. More
The plaintiff and defendant were joined in holy matrimony on 25 March 1972 at Harare in terms of the Marriages Act, 1964(now Chapter 5:11). Their marriage still subsists.
The marriage was blessed with five children who are now adults and self sustaining.
During the subsistence of the marriage the parties acquired some movable assets and an immovable asset namely, No. 17 Dengu Street, Zengeza 1, Chitungwiza.
On 17 May 2014 the plaintiff sued defendant for a decree of divorce and the distribution of the assets acquired during the subsistence of the marriage between the parties More
On 20 November 1998 the plaintiff and the defendant were joined together in holy matrimony by a Minister of religion in terms of the Marriages Act, [Cap 5:11]. It must have been a joyous occasion for the parties and their respective families and friends. Being a ceremony presided over by a minister of religion the usual religious vows to live with each other in sickness and in health ‘until death do us part’ may have been taken by the couple. More
The plaintiff brings a claim for a house allegedly bought from proceeds of a theft of his gold ore.
The plaintiff’s claim is based on the following facts. The first defendant was formerly employed as a mine manager at Chad 7 Mine in Chakari, owned by the plaintiff from March to August 2016. The first defendant stole gold ore from the mine, had it secretly milled without his consent and sold it. He used the proceeds of the theft to purchase house number 1786 Waverly Township, Kadoma and registered it in both his and the second defendant’s names. The defendants... More
