This matter was remitted from the Supreme Court with the following order attached-
“IT IS ORDERED BY CONSENT THAT
1. The appeal be and is hereby allowed with each party bearing its own costs.
2. The judgment of the court a quo is set aside.
3. The matter is remitted to the court a quo to be heard by a different judge, and which court shall determine the validity of the Certificate of Heirship reference WE4/158/96 issued in favour of the 1st respondent.”
The sole issue for determination in this matter is the validity of the Certificate of Heirship reference... More
This is an appealagainst the decision of the Magistrates Court sitting at Masvingo wherein it rejected an application for an interdict brought by the Appellantbarring the 2nd respondent,(who is the messenger of Court for Masvingo)from selling his 14 head of cattle which had been attachedpurportedly in execution of a judgement granted by that court. More
4. The pertinent and condensed facts for the purposes of this judgment are that the appellant, facing certain charges, was admitted to bail on certain conditions including the condition that she surrenders her diplomatic passport to the clerk of court at Harare Magistrates Court. Thereafter, in different proceedings and on different charges that were subsequently laid against her, she was admitted to bail after successfully appealing to the High Court against refusal of bail. The subsequent bail order was later altered by the addition of a provision requiring her to surrender her ordinary passport to the clerk of court at... More
Plaintiff filed summons against Defendants jointly and severally for an order for the payment of ZWD equivalent of US$4 917being the outstanding balance on damages arising from an accident negligently caused by the first defendant whilst in the course and scope of his employment with the second Defendant along Samora Machel Avenue, Harare, on 6th of June 2020 and costs of suit on a higher scale. More
This is an appeal against the whole judgment of the High Court of Zimbabwe handed down on 14 June 2018 in HC 2606/17as HB 147/18 dismissing the appellant’s application for condonation and extension of time within which to apply for a review of a labour court judgment More
The applicant is a tenacious serial litigant in the Bulawayo Labour Court, High Court and in the Supreme Court. He is a disgruntled former employee of the first respondent, who has been fighting tooth and nail without success to have his labour case, which was struck off the roll by the second respondent in the Labour Court on 22 March 2015, reviewed by the High Court. More
