Its narrative is that it has legal mining rights over the registered area in Shamva which is within Lot 1 of New Brixton Farm with a total size of 68 hectares in extent. It states that what the respondents did some four days which precede 5 November, 2022 compelled it to file this application on an urgent basis. The respondent, it claims, invaded its mining claims, raided its gold ore from its mining locations and took the same to a mill for its own benefit. It alleges that, on 1 November 2022, the respondents returned to the mine with a... More
The plaintiff issued summons in which the following relief is being claimed:
a) Payment of US$225 000 together with interest at the prescribed rate.
b) An order that the second defendant shall not transfer stand number 7488 Salisbury Township held under deed of transfer number 697/02 to the first defendant until payment of US$225 000 has been made to the plaintiff by the first defendant.
c) That the first defendant shall pay costs of suit on a legal practitioner and client scale More
The applicants approached this court seeking the review of the first respondent’s decision to allocate a piece of communal land in Wada Nhira Village, Chief Neshangwe, Chikomba District of Mashonaland East Province to the third respondent. The application was made in terms of s 4(1) of the Administrative Justice Act [Chapter 10:28] (the AJA). More
These are two cases under one judgment. At a pre-hearing case management conference, the parties agreed to have them consolidated. It made sense. Among other things, the cause of action in both matters is the same. The real protagonists are the same. Kindred orders are being sought. Both matters were filed under certificates of urgency. They were filed on the same day. More
At all material times the applicant and the respondent were both into mining. The litigation between them concerned granite mining at two locations in Mashonaland West Province, sitting on 40 hectares of land. More
