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1. On the 8th November 2020 the plaintiff sued out a summons against the defendants praying for the following relief: More

This is an application for the variation of an order for custody in respect of three minor children. On the 10th of March 2016 this court granted the parties an order for a decree of divorce and other ancillary relief. The respondent was granted custody of the three minor children of the marriage by consent. Applicant was granted reasonable rights of access to the minor children. Sometime in 2018, the applicant approached the Magistrates’ Court seeking a variation of the custody order. In that application, applicant indicated that respondent was his former wife and that the parties had been divorced... More

MOYO J: This is an urgent chamber application wherein the applicant seeks the following interim relief: 1. The respondent teachers’ unions together with their members who are teachers be and are hereby interdicted from boycotting classes until the return date when this matter will be finalized. 2. All the 1st to 5th respondents’ members who are teachers be and are hereby ordered to report for duty consistently within 48 hours of the granting of this order. 3. In the event that 1st to 5th respondents members refuse to or fail to comply with the order in paragraphs 1 and 2... More

This matter came to this court as an urgent chamber application. In the papers filed with this court, applicant sought a final order drawn in the following terms: 1. That 1st respondent and all those claiming occupation through him shall vacate the applicant’s premises known as Number 1, Solusi Adventist High School within 48 hours of the granting of this order. 2. Failing paragraph (1) above, the Deputy Sheriff, Bulawayo or his lawful assistants are authorised and directed at 1st respondents own expense, to evict the 1st respondent and all those claiming through him, from Solusi Adventist High School. 3.... More

The applicant is seeking to be released on bail pending trial in terms of section 117A (1) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act (Chapter 09:07). He is facing a charge of murder in terms of section 47 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act (Chapter 9:23). In terms of the form 242, it is alleged that on the 6th of January 2024, the applicant and his brother one Pilate Ndlovu assaulted the deceased Sipho Mpofu with stones and bricks and thereby causing his death. It is common cause that the quarrel with the deceased was over the issue... More