This is an application brought in terms of s 4 of the Administrative Justice Act [Chapter 10.23] (the Act) for the setting aside of the vote of no confidence against the applicant as conference lay leader of the first respondent (The Zimbabwe East Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church of Zimbabwe) which was conducted by the first respondent and presided over by the second respondent (Bishop Eben Kanukayi Nhiwatiwa). The application is brought on the basis that the vote of no confidence was unlawful and was conducted in a procedurally irregular manner contrary to the first respondent’s duty to... More
On 3 November 2021 Plaintiff issued summons against Defendant claiming the eviction of Defendantand repossession of stand No 16586 Simon Mazorodze Housing Co-operative, Fountainbleau, Kuwadzana Phase 3 Dzivaresekwa Harare, arising from a breach of Plaintiff’s by-laws and irregularities that characterize the allocation of the stand, and costs of suit on attorney- client scale. More
This is an appeal against bail refusal following the appellant’s placement on remand on a charge of fraud as defined in s 136 of the Criminal Law [Codification and Reform] Act [Chapter 9:23] “the Code” More
The applicant seeks a prohibitory interdict against the respondent, more specifically that the respondent is prohibited from interfering with the applicant’s business, barring him from masquerading as a member of the applicant, confirmation of the respondent’s expulsion from the applicant and costs of suit on a higher scale. More
A counter-claim is the defendant’s claim against the plaintiff. It must have a cause of action. Whilst it is filed together with the defendant’s plea, a counter-claim exists independently of the plaintiff’s claim. A defence which is couched in the words counter-claim defies logic, the rules of court and procedural law. More
