NewZimbabwe.com·3 min read·medium
High Court overturns Chief Murinye's summons against Riverton Academy owner, rules traditional leader cannot judge his own dispute
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Mary Taruvinga
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The Zimbabwe High Court ruled that Chief Murinye acted unlawfully by attempting to preside over a dispute involving a private school while a related case was already pending in the High Court. The judge invalidated the chief's summons, citing an abuse of legal process.
The High Court has dealt a blow to traditional leader Chief Murinye, setting aside a summons he issued against a private school operator and ruling that he could not preside over a case in which he was personally aggrieved.
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