This matter concerns an application for contribution towards legal costs and maintenance pendente lite.
The parties are husband and wife having married under the Marriage Act (Chapter 5:11) now [Chapter 5:17].
Applicant instituted divorce proceedings which were stalled due to a number of challenges culminating in the divorce matter being removed from the roll. Three children were born of the marriage. Two, of the children are now majors and self-supporting while the youngest was born on 12 May 2005 and at the time of the execution of applicants founding affidavit was attending upper six.
The following form the bedrock of... More
This is an appeal against the whole judgment of the Magistrates Court sitting at Harare wherein the appellant was convicted following a full trial on a charge of negligent driving as defined in s52 (2) of the Road Traffic Act [Chapter 13:11]. The appellant was sentenced to pay a fine of US$ 300 in default of payment three months imprisonment. In addition she was sentenced to three month imprisonments the whole of which was suspended for five years on the conditions of good behavior. More
This is a court application in terms of s 52 (9) (1) of Administration of Estates Act [Chapter 6:01] seeking an order to set aside the decision of the Master.
The facts are simple. The late Patrick Rinos Chirinda died testate on 18 February 2017. His estate was registered with the Master of the High Court. The applicants are children of the deceased though not the only children. The deceased is survived by his wife and children. The last will and testament was attested to on 30 November 2007. More
The applicants brought an application for a declaratory order on the legality of the respondent’s debt collection activities. The first applicant is a body corporate established to regulate and protect the legal profession and all activities that fall under the legal profession’s mandate in Zimbabwe. The second applicant is a ratepayer in Harare who was served with a letter of demand from the respondent. The first respondent is a debt collector. More
