Marume & Furidzo Legal Practitioners delivers timely analysis and professional perspectives on legislative developments, judicial rulings, and regulatory changes affecting individuals and enterprises.
The law on divorce in Zimbabwe is governed by the Matrimonial Causes Act (Chapter 5:13). The Act changed the law on divorce as it was prior to 1986. Before this ‘new Act” divorce was granted on the ‘guilty principle’. This meant that in every divorce matter there had to be a guilty party and an […]
Grounds For Divorce In Zimbabwe Read More »
A code of conduct refers to a set of rules of conduct, procedure, values and ethical principles which is used to govern the work place. Having a code of conduct in your workplace is key to provide staff with clear standards and expectations of how to conduct themselves at the workplace. The Labour Act Chapter
How To Register A Workplace Code of Conduct In Zimbabwe Read More »
An acknowledgment of debt is executed by the debtor in favour of the creditor wherein he confirms the existence of a debt of a stated amount. It is therefore a formal recognition of a debt by the debtor. It matters not that the document is not titled or worded ‘acknowledgment of debt’, if the effect
Acknowledgement of Debt Read More »
A trademark is anything used to identify the source of a product or service, including alphabetic characters, numbers, a word, phrase, slogan, logo, colour, smell, sound, shape, package design, or a combination of these. A trademark distinguishes the product of one competitor to the other to ensure there is no confusion. The registration of trademarks
Trademarks Registration In Zimbabwe Read More »
A trust exists where the founder has handed over or is bound to hand over to a trustee the control of property which is to be administered or disposed for the benefit of the beneficiaries. An example is where a parent (founder) transfers his farm to a trustee to be administered on behalf of her
Registration of A Trust in Zimbabwe Read More »
Divorce proceedings, whether contested or uncontested, are initiated by a Summons (with the Plaintiff’s declaration attached) served personally on the Defendant. If the Defendant lives outside Zimbabwe, a separate court application for service outside the country (an application for edictal citation) is required. If the Defendant’s whereabouts are unknown, an application can be made to
Divorce Proceedings in Zimbabwe: Contested vs. Uncontested Read More »
