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ConCourt throws out Katsimberis’ application

During the course of the trial, Katsimberis applied for referral to the Constitutional Court saying his constitutional rights were being infringed.

By Desmond Chingarande Nov. 29, 2024

ConCourt throws out Katsimberis’ application

Fired Justice Ndewere’s case drags on

Chinamora eventually resigned after he was brought before a tribunal, but recently he was appointed as chairman of the Independent Complaints Commission.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 1, 2024

ConCourt reserves judgment in ChiTown demolition case

Chinopfukutwa, Saurombe and Kabaya sought an order declaring offending provisions of the Regional, Town and Country Planning Act constitutionally invalid.

By Desmond Chingarande Oct. 25, 2024

ConCourt reserves judgment in ChiTown demolition case

ConCourt dismisses US$97K suit against Old Mutual

His application was heard by Justices Paddington Garwe, Rita Makarau and Ben Hlatshwayo.

By Desmond Chingarande Oct. 18, 2024

ConCourt dismisses US$97K suit against Old Mutual

SA ConCourt upholds ZEP holders’ rights

The challenge was initiated on the grounds that the Minister’s decision was unlawful, invalid, and unconstitutional

By Bizcommunity Jun. 19, 2024

ConCourt grants Umvutcha farmer’s appeal over property caveats

Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Christopher Dube-Banda on June 8 last year ordered Masuka to cancel the caveats endorsed on deed of transfer 3188/83.

By Silas Nkala Jun. 18, 2024

ConCourt grants Umvutcha farmer’s appeal over property caveats

Former judge challenges dismissal at ConCourt

The ConCourt bench led by Justice Paddington Garwe, who was chairing the session, heard arguments from Mtetwa who argued that Ndewere’s dismissal was unlawful.

By Desmond Chingarande May. 16, 2024

Former judge challenges dismissal at ConCourt

Land occupiers approach ConCourt

They further argued that the penalty of eviction which could be arrived at does not afford the affected minors the opportunity to make representations and to be heard.

By Desmond Chingarande Apr. 26, 2024