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The applicants were offered stand No. 1211 Medium Density, Woodbroke North Bindura by the respondent on 17 November 2011. The full purchase price on the offer letter was in the sum of USD1500.00 which applicants paid in full upon acceptance of the offer. The respondent proceeded to allocate the stand to the applicants and deferred the signing of the Agreement of sale to a later and unspecified date pending servicing of the stand. The respondent has decided to ignore and distance itself from the offer and has issued the applicants with an agreement of sale in respect of the same... More

The two applicants seek to reverse the sale of a property in a deceased estate. The property is known as 16286 Unit M, Seke, Chitungwiza and it belonged to the estate of the late David Chirikure Mukarati who was their father. They also seek that that the agreement of sale of that property entered into by the executor Noreen Chikaka, being the second respondent herein, with the purchaser being Anderson Remuyanga who is the 4th respondent herein, be declared null and void. They also want title of the property to be resuscitated in the name of the late David Chirikure... More

: This matter is an application for bail pending appeal. Before the Regional Court applicant was the first accused of the three accused in that matter. They faced four counts of rape as defined in Section 65 (1) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform Act) Chapter 9:23. The allegations were that the accused person’s raped female minors aged four, eight and 11 years old More

This is an application to interdict the first respondent from transferring a certain piece of property namely number 8 Prices Road, Emerald Hill Harare to the second respondent, pending resolution of the rights of the applicant in the property. Applicant also sought reversal of the sale and that he be given the right to purchase the property. More

The first applicant was elected as the Executive Mayor of the second respondent on 11 March 2002. On 29 December 2005, he received a letter from the first respondent suspending him from duty upon certain specific grounds that were detailed in the letter. It was also indicated in the letter that the suspension would be without salary and benefits and accordingly, the first applicant was to surrender all council property in his possession and vacate council premises to allow investigations into the allegations leveled against him to proceed. More