The Magistrates Court sitting at Chitungwiza ordered the 3rd respondent to deliver to the appellant, an embroidery machine which has become the central issue in this matter. This was after the appellant had filed a court application against the 3rd respondent seeking delivery of the machine on the basis of a loan of US$4200 that the 3rd respondent had borrowed but failed to repay. The 1st respondent laid claim to the machine stating by way of an affidavit that it was hers having purchased it from the 3rd respondent resulting in the 2nd respondent causing the issuance of interpleader summons... More
Plaintiff issued summons against the defendants claiming the following damages arising from injuries he allegedly sustained when he was shot at on the 14thJanuary 2019 during violent demonstrations in Epworth.
He claimed the following damages:
a) Special damages for hospital and medical expenses.
b) Special damages for past loss of earnings.
c) For loss and or reduction of future earnings.
d) For future medical expenses.
e) Being general damages for nervous shock, pain and suffering, humiliation, embarrassment, affront to dignity and degrading treatment.
f) For permanent disfigurement, permanent disability and loss of amenities of life. More
The appellant was on his own plea of guilty convicted by a Bindura Magistrate for contravening s53 (2) of the Road Traffic Act [Cap 13.11] (Reckless Driving). He was sentenced to 3 years imprisonment of which 1 year imprisonment was suspended on the usual condition of good behaviour. He was prohibited from driving for a period of 2 years and his driver’s licence was cancelled. The facts were that on the3rdApril the appellant was driving a public service vehicle, a Toyota Hiacecombi with passengers along the Harare- Bindura road. At the 39 km peg he tried to overtake two VIP... More
The applicant seeks eviction of the respondent to whom it was leasing a take away and a superetteon its hospital premises,on the grounds that the lease has expired; that six months’ notice had been given to the respondent;and,lastly that the continued occupation is illegal. More
This is a matter in which Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals sued Define Horizons (Private) Limited for:
(a) an order confirming the cancellation of a lease agreement between the parties.
(b) an order for the ejectment of the defendant and all those claimingoccupation through it from Parirenyatwa Hospital Superrette.
(c) payment of US$1 600.00 per month reckoned from 1 March 2015 to date the defendant vacates the premise
(d) costs of suit on an attorney and client scale if the defendant opposes this action. More
