This book examines the nature and scope of selected aspects of the 2013 Zimbabwean Constitution and the Declaration of Rights. Composed of 19 chapters examining the constitutional landscape for the protection of human ...

The increasing interaction between the civilian population and security sector institutions suggest the need for formal regulatory frameworks in the event such interaction degenerates into abuse of civilians by the uniformed ...

Once a default judgment has been granted, the judgment creditor usually proceeds to execute the judgment. In some instances, the defaulting party then applies for rescission of the default judgment. In Zimbabwe, the ...

The new Zimbabwean Companies and Other Business Entities Act [Chapter 24:31] introduced far reaching changes to the corporate regulatory landscape in Zimbabwe. Significantly, COBE brought under the statutory purview, ...

Zimbabwe’s new Companies and Other Business Entities Act signifies one of the important developments in amplifying corporate governance principles by codifying the directors’ duties. The duties of a company director are ...

The traditional and classical model of contract law is predicated on the idea that the parties involved generally have a genuine freedom of choice and that the parties' bargaining power is comparable to one another. It ...

For several years, several arguments have been advanced to justify the apparent discrimination emanating from the various pieces of legislation providing for the prescription. Notably are the Prescription Act (08:11), ...