On 15 November 2012 the plaintiff issued summons against the defendants seeking an order declaring her to be the rightful owner of rights, title and interest in the property known as stand 7687 Warren Park Township of Warren Park, Harare, and for the ejectment of the first and second defendants and all persons claiming occupation through them from that property. The plaintiff also seeks an order of costs against the first and second defendants. The claim is opposed by the first and second defendants. More
The applicant approached the court seeking an order in the following terms:
It is ordered that
1. Pending the outcome of the dispute between the parties concerning proper and lawful chargeable rates over Stand 571 Derbyshire Township Harare.
a) The respondent shall issue out Rates Clearance Certificates over the individual subdivided stands as and when they are sold to purchasers to allow the transfers of ownership to take place.
b) The respondent shall charge rates for the purposes of the certificates in terms of rates chargeable on the stand 571 Derbyshire Township Harare as at 1 October 2010.
2. The... More
The plaintiff and the first defendant are both widows as they lost their husbands in tragedy circumstances at different times. The plaintiff’s husband, Vernon Nathaniel Mwamuka died in a road traffic accident on 30 December 2001 whilst the first defendant’s husband, Euginio Enrico Mercuri, was killed by armed robbers at his house on 16 March 2008. More
This is an application for the review of the second respondent’s decision at Guruve Magistrates Court in case number C 08/10. The grounds for review are properly set out on the face of the application. The procedural irregularities on which the application is based were that the second respondent was obliged to conduct a trial rather than an enquiry, secondly, that he failed to distribute 10 head of cattle and the Muzarabani stand and lastly that he did not keep a record of the proceedings of 20 September 2010. More
Applicant seeks that the immovable property known as 92 George Road Chegutu, be registered in the names of herself and her former husband the first respondent. She specifically seeks that the first and second respondents be ordered to sign all necessary documents to have the property jointly registered in the names of the applicant and the first respondent. In the event of non-cooperation from Jose De Brito who is the first respondent and former husband, the order sought is that the Sheriff of Zimbabwe, being the second respondent be empowered to sign such papers on his behalf. More
