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The plaintiff and defendant were married in terms of the Marriages Act [Cap 5:11] on 23 April 1994. Their marriage was blessed with 3 children of whom two are now majors. These two were born before the solemnization of the marriage on 22 April 1994. The 3rd child was born on 29 June 1994 and is thus a minor. More

This is an application for an anti-dissipation interdict in which the applicant wants the respondents prohibited from disposing of certain immovable properties pending the finalisation of the applicant’s pending summons claim under HC 2397/23. More

I heard this application on 7 December, 2021. I delivered an ex tempore judgement in which I dismissed the same with costs. The High Court registrar addressed a letter to me. He did so on 2 March, 2021. He requested reasons for my decision. He advised that the applicant intends to appeal my decision. These are they:- The applicant applied for a stand at the Remainder of Carrick Creagh of s 4 of Borrowdale Estate, Carrick Creagh Township, Harare. He filed his application through Sally Mugabe Housing Co-operative (“Sally”) on 27 March, 2007. He was/is a member of Sally. More

This is an application for the following declaratur in terms of s 14 of the High Court Rules Act [Chapter 7:06] 1. That the franchise agreement be and is hereby declared to have been terminated by notice given by the respondent on 31 March 2012. More

This is an application for a declaratur in terms of s 14 of the High Court Act. The background facts are that the applicant was employed by the respondent, Mashonaland Tobacco Company (“MTC”) under a fixed term contract from 2006, as a messenger in the stores and procurement department. It is the applicant’s contention that in 2009 his salary was reduced without his consent and knowledge. He also states that in 2015 his contract was changed from a fixed term contract to a seasonal contract. It is from this that the applicant’s grievance stems. In essence, the applicant’s complaint is... More