This is a civil appeal. The dispute between the parties is over a piece of land that is at the boundary of their adjoining properties.
The appellant made an application before the court a quofor a spoliation order and a prohibitory interdict. The application was dismissed. He now appeals to this court. More
This is an appeal against a judgment by a Magistrate sitting at Gweru Magistrates Court. We dismissed the appeal and gave an extempore judgment. Our reasons have been requested and these are they:
In the Court a quo appellant applied for custody of two minor children born of her and respondent. The appellant and respondent are husband and wife.
The appellant in her founding affidavit averred as follows:
On 5 November 2020 she left the matrimonial home due to marital difficulties. She sought and obtained a protection order against the respondent. Upon leaving the matrimonial home she left the minor... More
The parties to these divorce proceedings are in agreement that their marriage has irretrievably been broken down owing to a whole range of issues bedevilling it. They trade accusation and counter accusations on the cause of this marital disharmony. They however take no issue with its dissolution. They have also since agreed on a wide array of issues including the custody of their four minor children (which is to be awarded to the defendant) and access of the minor children by the plaintiff. More
CHAREWA J: On 16 August 2017, applicant was convicted of 49 counts of robbery as defined in s126 (1)(a) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act, Chapter 9:23. He was sentence to a cumulative prison term of 36 years. The matter came before me on automatic review in September 2017, wherein I confirmed the proceedings. Subsequently, applicant sought condonation of late noting of appeal and application to prosecute his appeal in person (ref: CON 173/18). I dismissed the application on 8 August 2018 in judgment HH 455/18 for lack of prospects of success, either on conviction or sentence. Applicant... More
