On 13 March 2012 the applicant filed an application in this court seeking the following relief:-
“It is ordered that;-
1. The security bond held in favour of the first respondent by the second respondent in the name of the applicant dated 1 October 2010 is hereby declared to be of no force or effect.
2. The second respondent shall upon being served with a copy of this order, immediately pay to the applicant $220 000 (two hundred and twenty united states dollars) being the amount the second respondent held back in lieu of cashing the performance bond.
3. The... More
At the centre of this application is a minor child called Michelle Deborah Mwenje. Her right to academic freedom as enshrined in s 61 (1) (c) of the Constitution stands threatened and at risk of being breached by squabbles between the applicant and the respondents. More
The applicant approached this court seeking an order in the following terms:
“1. The first, second respondents and any other directors, shareholders, officers, employees, security personnel and/or agents of the third, fourth and fifth respondents are ordered to refrain from conducting the third, fourth and fifth respondents’ affairs in a manner that is oppressive and unfairly prejudicial to the applicant’s interests and consequently are ordered to refrain from harassing or interfering with the Applicant directly or indirectly in his capacity as a member, shareholder and Managing Director of the first respondent. More
This urgent chamber application was placed before me on 15 August 2011. After perusing the papers, I endorsed thereon, on the same date:
“The papers do not establish how or when the urgency arose. The matter is not urgent”. More
This is an opposed application for the upholding of a special plea, raised as a plea in abatement to the plaintiff’s summons and declaration filed on 18 June 2020 in the case bearing the same case number.
The summarized facts are that, the plaintiff, issued summons commencing action for the recovery of the sum US850, 000.00 or its equivalent in Zimbabwean dollars at the prevailing inter-bank rate, which he had paid as security deposit in terms of a lease agreement entered with the defendant. Both parties are duly incorporated companies. It is common cause that the defendant is a Company... More
