Marume and Furidzo Legal Practitioners

Marume & Furidzo Legal Practitioners is a Harare-based law firm providing strategic legal counsel across corporate, commercial, and personal practice areas delivering precise guidance rooted in experience and integrity.

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Employer Has The Right To Appeal Against Its ‘Own’ Decision In Disciplinary Matters

The law sometimes recognizes that the employer and the employee as parties to an employment contract do not wield the same power. In Greatermans Stores (1979) (Private Limited) t/a Thomas Miekles Stores & Anor v The Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare & Anor CCZ 2/18 the Constitutional Court accepted this principle and […]

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Fraudulent Misrepresentation In Zimbabwe - Marume & Furidzo Legal Practitioners

Fraudulent Misrepresentation In Zimbabwe

Fraudulent misrepresentation occurs where a person deliberately deceives or tricks another to conclude a contract. It is fraudulent misrepresentation if the representation is made knowingly, without belief in its truth or recklessly (fraudulent diligence in ignorance) (see Derry v Peek (1889) 14 App Cas 337). In Boudtich v Peel and Magill, 1921 AD, 561 (a case cited in Makhiwa

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Compensation For Work-Related Injuries, Death And Diseases

Worldwide, most if not every country has a social security scheme providing for one or another form of compensation for work-related injuries, death and diseases. Zimbabwe has a statutory system for the payment of compensation for three work-related situations namely injury, deaths and diseases. The main statutory system is provided in terms of the National

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Instructing A Lawyer In Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, only a registered legal practitioner who is in possession of a valid practising certificate may practice the profession of law. The same applies to a registered notary public and conveyancer. Thus, section 9(1) of the Legal Practitioners Act provides as follows; 9(1) ‘No person other than a registered legal practitioner, registered notary public

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How To Register A Private School In Zimbabwe

The registration of schools is governed by the Education Act (Chapter 25:04) It provides that no person shall establish and maintain a school other than a Government school, unless it is registered. It further provides that any responsible authority wishing to establish and maintain a non-government school shall make an application to the Secretary in

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Alteration Of Information On Birth Certificate - Marume & Furidzo Legal Practitioners

Alteration Of Information On Birth Certificate

The registration of births in Zimbabwe is governed by the Births and Deaths Registration Act (Chapter 5:27). Registrationis done through the giving of notice in the prescribed form primarily by the father or mother of the child. The prescribed form is the BD 1 Form and the information to be filled in this form include

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