FARAI NIGEL CHITSINDE and NYASHA AMANDA CHITSINDE (represented by CONSTANCE TSITSI CHITSINDE) v THE MINISTER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT and OLIVER CHITSINDE and THE MASTER OF HIGH COURT N.O
MinorsImmovable property saleMaster's consentAgreement of saleNull and void
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Minor's propertySale of immovable propertyGuardian's duties
legislation
Statutes Cited
Protected Places and Areas Act
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Case Summary
Key Issues
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Facts of the Case
Background
The applicants, who are minors, seek to declare null and void an agreement of sale entered into by their father and guardian (second respondent) with the Government of Zimbabwe for their immovable property, arguing that the sale was conducted without obtaining the required consent of the Master of the High Court as mandated by law for transactions involving minors' property.
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