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1985 — Volume 2

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EBRAHIM V CONTROLLER OF CUSTOMS & EXCISE
1985 (2) ZLR 1 (S)
S V ZVINOIRA
1985 (2) ZLR 9 (H)
ZENDERA V MCDADE & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 18 (H)
RB RANCHERS (PVT) LTD V ESTATE LATE MCLEAN & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 24 (H)
COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE, MARINE AND GENERAL INSURANCE CO LTD V FAWCETT SECURITY ORGANISATION BULAWAYO (PVT) LTD
1985 (2) ZLR 31 (S)
S V NDEBU & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 45 (S)
SUPIYA V MUTARE DISTRICT COUNCIL & ORS
1985 (2) ZLR 53 (H)
S V KURIMWI
1985 (2) ZLR 63 (S)
NCUBE & ANOR V WILEY & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 69 (H)
PARKER V PARKER & ORS
1985 (2) ZLR 79 (H)
S V MUTUME
1985 (2) ZLR 94 (H)
BARR V ATTORNEY-GENERAL
1985 (2) ZLR 97 (H)
S V DHLIWAYO & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 101 (S)
S V CHALUWA
1985 (2) ZLR 121 (S)
S V PAWENI & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 133 (S)
GRAIN MARKETING BOARD V BINGA GURU (PVT) LTD
1985 (2) ZLR 147 (H)
S V MUCHENJE
1985 (2) ZLR 154 (S)
J PAAR & CO (PVT) LTD V SHIELD OF ZIMBABWE INSURANCE CO LTD & ANOR
1985 (2) ZLR 160 (H)
S V MUPANDUKI
1985 (2) ZLR 169 (S)
BAECK V TINAGO
1985 (2) ZLR 177 (H)
HUGHES V LOTRIET
1985 (2) ZLR 179 (H)
GEORGIADIS & FLOREY BUILDING (PVT) LTD V BORROWDALE BUTCHERY (PVT) LTD
1985 (2) ZLR 188 (H)
S V JENKINS
1985 (2) ZLR 193 (S)
MADONDO V MKUSHI
1985 (2) ZLR 198 (S)
S V BENATAR
1985 (2) ZLR 205 (H)
S V MHARAPARA
1985 (2) ZLR 211 (S)
A V COMMISSIONER OF TAXES
1985 (2) ZLR 223 (H)
CHIBAYA V CHIBAYA
1985 (2) ZLR 237 (H)
MUZONDO V MUZONDO
1985 (2) ZLR 240 (S)
S V MATEKETA
1985 (2) ZLR 248 (S)
S V NDHLOVU & ORS
1985 (2) ZLR 261 (S)
MEMAN & ANOR V CONTROLLER OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE
1985 (2) ZLR 270 (H)
NCUBE V NDHLOVU
1985 (2) ZLR 281 (S)
S V MLALA
1985 (2) ZLR 287 (H)
CITY OF HARARE V PARSONS
1985 (2) ZLR 293 (S)
NATIONAL FOOD DISTRIBUTORS V WELTMAN
1985 (2) ZLR 310 (H)
WOLFENDEN V JACKSON
1985 (2) ZLR 313 (S)
STAMBOLIE & ANOR V NYAMUTAMBA TRANSPORT (PVT) LTD
1985 (2) ZLR 320 (H)
S V MUCHIMIKWA
1985 (2) ZLR 328 (S)
AGERE V NYAMBUYA
1985 (2) ZLR 336 (S)
S V MAKAMBA
1985 (2) ZLR 341 (S)
DULY & COMPANY LTD V SHONGE
1985 (2) ZLR 351 (S)
MAY & ORS V RESERVE BANK OF ZIMBABWE
1985 (2) ZLR 358 (S)
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GEORGIADIS & FLOREY BUILDING (PVT) LTD v BORROWDALE BUTCHERY (PVT) LTD 1985 (2) ZLR 188 (H)

Case details
Citation
1985 (2) ZLR 188 (H)
Case No
Details not supplied
Court
High Court, Harare
Judge
Smith J
Heard
26 September 1985
Judgment
30 September 1985
Counsel
M T O'Meara for the applicant; M J Gillespie for the respondent
Case Type
Civil Application
Annotations
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Flynote

Commercial Premises (Rent) Regulations, 1983 (SI 676/83) — statutory tenant — rights of lessor in ejectment proceedings.

Headnote

Whilst the Commercial Premises (Rent) Regulations, 1983, are intended to protect lessees of commercial premises from unscrupulous landlords, it is not the intention of the Legislature to provide lessees with indefinite tenure. In particular s 22 of the Regulations - referring to a lessor requiring good and sufficient grounds for the eviction of a lessee - makes it clear that if the court is satisfied that the lessor has good and sufficient reasons for requiring possession of the property the lessor is entitled to have the lessee evicted. The Regulations cannot be construed so as to mean that the lessee's interests outweigh the lessor's.

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