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  1. BLUE STAR LOGISTICS (Pvt) Ltd versus HARARE MOTOWAYS (Pvt) Ltd and REGISTRAR OF DEEDS N.O and SHERRIFF OF HIGH COURT

    Harare High Court · HH-94-25 · 02 2025

    This is an application for a Caveat or for the placement of the following. Immovable property registered in favour of the first respondent under judicial attachment; a certain piece of land situate in the district of Salisbury, called Stand 173…

  2. OTC INTERNATIONAL versus SENATOR (PVT) LTD

    Harare High Court · HH-97-25 · 02 2025

    This matter is a civil action wherein the parties drew up a statement of agreed facts at the Pre-Trial Conference stage such that it became a stated case. All the facts are therefore common cause. It is the applicable law…

  3. TONDERAI TIGERE versus WARREN PARK 5 COUNCIL PRIMARY SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

    Harare High Court · HH-98-25 · 02 2025

    The relationship between applicant and respondent is one of employer/employee. Following labour disputes, applicant approached the labour court under case No. HCH 381/23 seeking inter alia an order setting aside the decision of the respondent’s disciplinary authority and reinstatement of…

  4. PACIFIC CIGARETTES COMPANY (PVT) LTD (under corporate rescue proceedings) versus THE ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY and THE MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT

    Harare High Court · HH-99-25 · 02 2025

    The applicant is a company duly incorporated in terms of the Companies and Other Businesses Act [Chapter 24:31]. The first respondent is an administrative authority responsible for the collection of taxes and is established in terms of the Revenue Authority…

  5. VUNGU RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Versus ZIMBABWE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCILS WORKERS UNION AND THE SHERIFF OF HIGH COURT

    Bulawayo High Court · HB17-26 · 02 2025

    NDUNA J: The applicant is a local authority. The respondents are workers’ unions representing employees within the relevant industry. The matter arises from proceedings in the Labour Court, where a dispute emerged concerning alleged arrear salaries said to be due…

  6. SUNDAY MUTUVHA and NEVER NHIRA and MUGOVE MUTUVA and MARK MUTUVA and ZVIDZAI GWESE and STANLEY GWAVAVA and THOMAS MARUNZE versus THE CHIKOMBA RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL (CRDC) and THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF CRDC N.O. and EDWARD MATIKA

    Harare High Court · HH-87-25 · 02 2025

    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…

  7. REBECCA MASAWI versus USHEWOKUNZE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY (PVT) LTD and CREST BREEDERS INTERNATIONAL (PVT) LTD

    Harare High Court · HH-88-25 · 02 2025

    The applicant approached this court for the relief of a declaratur. The relief sought is couched in the draft order as follows: “IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT: - 1. Stand number 145 on the Remaining Extent of Saturday Retreat Farm,…

  8. LAURA SIBYL FREETH (NEE CAMBELL) versus BENJAMIN JOHN FREETH

    Harare High Court · HH-92-25 · 02 2025

    This matter concerns an application for contribution towards legal costs and maintenance pendente lite. The parties are husband and wife having married under the Marriage Act (Chapter 5:11) now [Chapter 5:17]. Applicant instituted divorce proceedings which were stalled due to…

  9. NATIONAL OIL INFRASTRUCTURE COMPANY OF ZIMBABWE v (1) AC CONTROLS (PRIVATE) LIMITED (2) HONOURABLE JUSTICE MTSHIYA (RTD) N.O

    Supreme Court · SC-12-25 · 02 2025

    This is an appeal against a judgment of the High Court (‘the court a quo”), wherein it dismissed an application filed by the appellant to set aside an arbitral award in terms of Article 34 of the Arbitration Act [Chapter…

  10. THE STATE versus BERNARD KUFAKUNESU

    Chinhoyi High Court · HCC-09-25 · 02 2025

    The accused person has been convicted of murder with constructive intent of the deceased Viola Chitsinde, a woman with whom he had two minor children and used to stay with as his second ‘wife’, through assaults and strangulation using an…

  11. GODWAY GURAJENA 551503W versus COMMANDANT CRISPEN MHERENDUKA N.O (ZIMBABWE MILITARY ACADEMY) And ZIMBABWE NATIONAL ARMY And ZIMBABWE DEFENCE FORCES And MINISTER OF DEFENCE

    Masvingo High Court · HMA-03-25 · 02 2025

    This is an application for a declaratur and consequential relief wherein the applicant seeks an order in the following terms: IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The discharge of the applicant from the regular officer cadet training course and the army…

  12. AUBREY TINAYE DUBE APPLICANT AND INNOCENT MAGAYA N.O. FIRST RESPONDENT C. STEINWEG BRIDGE ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED SECOND

    Labour Court · LC-37-25 · 02 2025

    In an order dated 15 January 2025, this Court struck off the roll the application for condonation for late filing of an application for Review after upholding the points in limine raised by Second Respondent. Despite reasons having been given…

  13. v (1) ANTOLINI LUIGI & C.S.P.A (2) FAENEX MINING ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED (3) EMMANUEL NYANYIWA (4) RUTENDO JOSEPHINE NYANYIWA

    Supreme Court · SC89-25 · 02 2025

    This is an appeal against the whole judgment of the High Court of Zimbabwe, (the court a quo) handed down on 9 September 2024 under case number HCH 2270/24, being judgment number HH 398-24. In that judgment the court a…

  14. THE STATE Versus SAMSON KATSURO

    Chinhoyi High Court · HCC-01-25 · 02 2025

    In this family feud, which resulted in the death of the deceased, the accused took all the blame which led to the acquittal of his co accused. The accused appeared before us facing a charge of murder in contravention of…

  15. JOSHUA MARECHA Applicant Vs TREDCOR ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE LIMITED) T/a TRENTYRE PRIVATE LIMITED RESPONDENT

    Labour Court · LC-H-60-25 · 02 2025

    The brief background of this matter is that the applicant was employed by the respondent as a finance manager and director for 18 years. He was dismissed from employment in February 2023, he then appealed against the dismissal before one…

  16. SAVECHEM PRIVATE LIMITED And PETROS RUBENGO Versus MASIMBA INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD And SHERIFF OF ZIMBABWE

    Harare High Court · HH-61-25 · 02 2025

    The relevant facts are as follows; - first applicant (“Savechem”) and first respondent (“Masimba”) are entities registered per the laws of Zimbabwe. Their further particulars or characteristics as commercial entities were not furnished. The parties concluded a lease agreement sometime…

  17. ECOBANK ZIMBABWE LIMITED Versus SOLGAS (PRIVATE) LIMITED And TAFADZWA MUNDICHA And KINGSTON GAMUCHIRAI LEON KAMBA And PETROS KAZUNGU

    Harare High Court · HH-62-25 · 02 2025

    The plaintiff (“Ecobank”) is a bank registered and licenced in terms of the laws of Zimbabwe. In that capacity, it offers loans, advances and other such credit facilities to borrowers. The first defendant (“Solgas”) is also a registered entity in…

  18. STEPHEN CHATUKUTA versus MAGISTRATE CHICHENA N.O and THE STATE

    Harare High Court · HH-80-25 · 02 2025

    The applicant was arraigned before the first respondent on 8 August 2023 on charge on Frand as defined in s 136 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23]. Applicant pleaded not guilty and the matter proceeded to…

  19. JEROME N. OKEKE versus SIMWAL INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED (1) and REGISTRAR OF DEEDS (2)

    Harare High Court · HH-81-25 · 02 2025

    This civil trial matter was heard on 5 February 2025. Before the commencement of the trial, the plaintiff’s counsel made an oral application for a postponement of the matter. After hearing oral submissions from the parties’ legal practitioners, the court…

  20. PATRICIA DENGEZI versus MUNYARADZI NYAMARURU (1) and XOLISANI MOYO (2) and CHAMPIONS INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (3) and THE COMMISSIONER GENERAL OF POLICE (4) and THE MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS (5)

    Harare High Court · HH-82-25 · 02 2025

    This civil trial commenced on 11 December 2024. At the close of the plaintiff’s case, the third, fourth and fifth defendants applied for absolution from the instance. The applications were made in terms of rule 56(6) of the High Court…