|
Back to Index
Timba
v Passade election petition application
Electoral
Court of Zimbabwe
August 16, 2013
Download this
document
- Acrobat
PDF version (1.29MB)
If you do not have the free Acrobat reader
on your computer, download it from the Adobe website by clicking
here.
IN THE ELECTORAL
COURT OF ZIMBABWE HELD AT HARARE
In the matter
between:-
JAMESON ZVIDZAI
TIMBA Petitioner
And
JAISON PASSADE Respondent
IN
TEARMS OF SECTION 167 OF THE ELECTORAL ACT (Chapter 2:13)
As Read With the Electoral Rules and Regulations
TAKE NOTICE THAT Petitioner intends to make, and hereby presents,
an Election Petition to the Electoral Court , sitting at Harare,
challenging the results of the Nation Assembly Elections for the
MOUNT PLEASANT CONSTITUENCY, held as part of the 2013 General Election.
This Petition is presented in terms of Section 167 of the Electoral
Act (Chapter 2:13), for an Order in terms set out the Draft
Order annexed. The accompanying Affidavit/s and documents, together
with evidence to be adducted at the trial hereof, will be used in
support of this Petition.
If
you intend to oppose this Petition, you will have to file a Notice
of Opposition in Form 29A, together with one or more opposing affidavits
with the Registrar of the Electoral Court at Harare within 10 days
after the date on which this notice was served at your place of
residence/ place of business. You will also have to serve a copy
of this Notice of Opposition and Affidavit/s on the Petitioner at
the address of service specified in this Petition.
If
you do not file an Opposing Affidavit within the period specified
above, this Petition will be set down for hearing in the Electoral
Court at Harare without further notice to you and will be dealt
with as an unopposed Petition.
THUS
DONE AT Harare this 16 day of August 2013
Lames Zvidzai
Timba, Petitioner
Download this
document
- Acrobat
PDF version (1.29MB)
If you do not have the free Acrobat reader
on your computer, download it from the Adobe website by clicking
here.
Please credit www.kubatana.net if you make use of material from this website.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License unless stated otherwise.
TOP
|
