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The applicant was employed as a seasonal worker by the respondent. She was engaged on that basis as a creditors clerk from November 2005 to July 2006. The contract was then terminated. She was given her benefits. She states that she was similarly re-engaged in the same capacity fromApril 2007 to March 2009. She was then told that her contract had been terminated. During this period she had not been made to sign any contract forms as had always been the case. Aggrieved by this termination of her services she referred the matter to arbitration More

Plaintiff and defendant were married on 18 August, 2001 in terms of the Marriage Act [Chapter 5:11]. The marriage was blessed with three children, Tania Tashinga Guchu, born 11 July, 2002, Tiffany Guchu, born 12 November, 2005, and, Sasha Guchu, born 8 April, 2008. On 10 of September 2021, Plaintiff issued summons out of this court claiming an order for a decree of divorce together with ancillary relief. In seeking the dissolution of the marriage the plaintiff alleged that the marriage relationship between the parties has irretrievably broken down to such an extent that there are no prospects of restoration... More

The applicant seeks an order of spoliation. The subject matter is a certain Land Rover Discovery 5 motor vehicle. The facts are interesting. The applicant is a duly registered company. It is in the business of buying and selling motor vehicles, brand new or used. It also services them. The second respondent was at all material times the applicant’s general manager until the dispute over this vehicle blew up in the last two weeks or so. She was suspended pending disciplinary proceedings against her. She opted to resign, citing incessant harassment. That put paid to the disciplinary proceedings. More

This is an application for leave to execute on an order of reivindicatiogranted by this court on 19 July 2016 in HC 310/16. More

This is an application for dismissal for want of prosecution in terms of r 236 (3) (b) of the High Court Rules, 1971. More