On the 17th day of March 2023, I handed down judgment ex tempore as follows
1. The respondents shall, jointly and severally with the one paying the other to be absolved pay applicant the total sum of US$ 2,500,000 (Two Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars only.
2. The 1st respondent’s 2 Zimbabwean registered aircrafts namely, Boeing 737-500 Z FAA and Boeing -500-Z-FAB be and are hereby declared specially executable.
3. The respondents shall pay costs of suit. More
This is an opposed application in terms of which first applicant made an application for the sequestration of respondent’s estate and for the appointment of a Provisional Trustee in terms of s 12 of the Insolvency Act [Chapter 6:04]. More
The respondent was served with the applicant’s heads of argument on 23 May 2011. In terms of r 238 (2a) of the High Court Rules, as the respondent is represented by a legal practitioner, the said legal practitioner was required to file heads of argument not more than ten days after receiving the applicant’s heads of argument. More
The plaintiff in this matter claims the sum of US$24,100 as special damages, being loss of profits arising from an alleged breach of contract by the defendants. It also claims restitution of US$10,000 paid as a deposit to the 1st defendant under the same contract. The defendants deny any breach on their part and allege that it was in fact the plaintiff that acted in breach of contract. More
Plaintiff’s claim against the defendant is for refund of $22 400 being the deposit it paid for work which defendant was contracted and failed to perform, interest and costs. More
