Court Judgements
Harare High Court Judgements
The appellant inherited a commercial property from her late husband, Stand Number 615 C Avenue, Mutare. The property houses several tenants who were paying rentals. More
This is an opposed application in which the applicant sought the following order:
“1. The applicant be and is hereby declared to be the legal owner of stands 14786, 14787 and 14788 Selbourne Park, Bulawayo.
2. The cancellation of the agreement of sale entered into between the applicant and the City of Bulawayo over the purchase and transfer of stands 14786, 14787 and 14788 Selbourne Park, Bulawayo to be declared unconstitutional, unlawful, null and void and of no force and effect and is set aside.
3. The City of Bulawayo’s decision to repossess and sell applicant’s stands 14786, 14787 and... More
Applicant seeks an order directing the respondents to return to him a Toyota Cressida motor vehicle registration number ANN 1574 within 48 hours of the service of the order. Applicant engaged the first respondent, car dealership to find a buyer for the motor vehicle in issue second respondent is its director. He would leave the vehicle displayed for sale at the first respondent’s premises and take it away on weekends. Around 20 November 2006 he gave the second respondent the asking price of $5 million for the motor vehicle. He was advised that a buyer had been found for that... More
In this contested matter the applicant approached the court seeking the court to direct the Registrar General to issue the applicant with a National Identity document and to replace the applicant’s passport upon application and payment of the prescribed fees. More
The plaintiff herein sues in his capacity as the executor dative of the estate of one Ralph Simon Lapin. He seeks, inter alia, an order ejecting the defendant from 120 Harare Drive, Marlborough, Harare (the property), arrear rentals and holding over damages, together with interest and costs on a higher scale. The defendant, who is now a statutory tenant, challenges the plaintiff’s locus standi and also resists the claim on several substantive grounds. In any event, as appears from the Joint Pre-Trial Conference Minute, he admits having breached the lease agreement by the non-payment of rentals. More
