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On 1 June 2021, plaintiff issued summons against defendant claiming a) an order compelling the defendant to surrender plaintiff’s Mercedes benz E class registration number AFC 5822 b) payment of US$2500-00 being money advanced to defendant. c) costs of suit. In reconvention defendant claimed from plaintiff a) (i) payment of US$2500 (ii)delivery of an immovable property being stand valued at US$5000 or b) Payment of US$7500 being US$2500 money owed plus US$ 500 being the value of the stand In summary, the brief facts giving rise to plaintiff’s claim as per his declaration are that defendant and him are friends.... More

This is an appeal against conviction on a charge of rape as defined in s 65 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]. The appeal against sentence was abandoned at the hearing of the matter. The appellant was convicted following a trial. The appeal is opposed by the respondent. More

TAKESURE CHEMUGARIRA AND GABRIEL CHIDZIVA AND ACKIM CHIGARIRO AND KILLIAN CHIKWIRAMAKOMO AND JOHN ZVINGAREHWANI CHIROMBO AND RICHARD CHISEDZI AND DANIEL CHITENDERU AND OLIVER DAPIRA AND LANGTON DUNGA AND WASHINGON FERENDENDE AND JOHN GUTUKUNHUWA AND CHARLES MAKADZANGE AND WILLE MASIYA AND CEPHAS MUCHINGAMI AND ALOIS MUDIMU AND LANGTON MUGARI AND HERBERT MUJAJI AND MATIKI MUKOTO AND EDMOND MUNDONDE AND LUKE MUTARE AND ARTWELL MUTARI AND ONEKAI MWAUNZIRENI AND FARAI TARANGANAI AND RAFARAPHAEL GADZIRA AND WICKSON SHUPIKAI CHIUNDA AND EDGAR TSHUMA AND FRANCIS MARIMA JAKARASI AND CRISPEN MAJONI VEREENGERA AND ISIAIH MACONDI CHAMUNORWA AND OBERT NCUBE SHOKO AND PHILLIP NGOSHI AND FEDNARD NDLOVU AND NACEAL CHIDANHIKA CHIDINDI AND SABELO NDLOVU AND LEONCE PAUL SIYAPHI AND ELIAS MOYO AND PHILLIP TARUVINGA SITHOLE AND DAVID TENDAYI DZINGIRE AND LAWSON DEMA DEMA AND JONA SABURUTSWA AND LOVERIDGE SHAYAMANO AND DENNIS MPOFU AND JOHN MATSVERU AND LUCKSON MUTENGWA AND ADM SIBANDA AND ANDREW GUMWE AND CANAAN MACHONA AND SMART TECHU MUROMO AND JEFIAS CHIMEDZA AND LUCKISON CHIKWANDA AND LUKE DABULAMANZI NDLOVU AND LUKAS MUNYIKA AND GILSON MANENJI AND JOHN NYANGANI AND PETTER SITHOLE VERSUS ZIMBABWE UNITED PASSENGER COMPANY LIMITED PENSION AND LIFE ASSURANCE FUND AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ZIMBABWE UNITED PASSENGER COMPANY LIMITED PENSION AND LIFE ASSURANCE FUND AND ZIMBABWE UNITED PASSENGER COMPANY AND FIDELITY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF ZIMBABWE LIMITED AND INSURANCE AND PENSION COMMISSION OF ZIMBABWE LIMITED (2024-08-06)
The plaintiffs are former employees of the third defendant who either retired, resigned, got retrenched or dismissed or were asked to proceed on leave until they were called back to work. The ex-employees are members of the first defendant, a pension fund in which they participated as employees of the third defendant. The plaintiffs were entitled to some pension benefits from the first defendant on termination of employment. The second defendant is a Board of Trustees, which oversees the operations of the pension fund on behalf of both the plaintiffs and the first defendant. The fourth defendant was sued as... More

The applicant a student at the University of Zimbabwe has approached this court on an urgent basis seeking the following relief: Terms of the Final Order Sought 1. That the decision of the second respondent in his capacity as the Vice Chancellor of the second respondent to suspend the applicant be and is hereby declared unlawful and is accordingly set aside. 2. That the letter of suspension be and is hereby declared null and void and of no force or effect and is hereby set aside. More

The applicant who was charged with armed robbery applied for bail pending trial which the State did not oppose. In support of his application for bail the applicant attached Form 242 which reflected that police were opposed bail. Police in opposition to bail claimed that the applicant had confessed to having committed the offence and led the police to the scene of crime. More