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The Editorial Board of the University of Zimbabwe Student Journal (UZSJ) has announced a call for articles. Follow the link below to be directed to publications and call for papers.
Play your part in the development of Zimbabwean law.
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The Editorial Board of the University of Zimbabwe Student Journal (UZSJ) has announced a call for articles. Law Academics, Practitioners, Gvt. officials, Law Students and organisations in the legal profession are invited to contribute to the 5th Volume of the University of Zimbabwe Students Law Revi...
Call for Papers 2017
Call for Papers for our next Edition is out. Due date for Submission 17th March 2017.
Full details will be posted Monday on this page and also check www.zimlii.org
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Congratulations to the team of
Amanda Chimutsipa,
Nqobile Dube and
Simbarashe Murondoti
for winning the inaugural Statelessness Moot Competition 2016.
Rule of Law Symposium a success.
Thanks to:
International Commission of Jurists
Zimbabwe Law Students Association Executive Board
Student Journal Law Review Board
for organising this event
We are so much indebted to:
Professor Kamga
Professor Lovemore Madhuku
Advocate Fadzayi Mahere
Mr. Tendai Biti
Mr. Dzie Chimbga
Dr. G. Mupanga
and a special thanks to:
University of Zimbabwe law students
Without each and everyone of you this event would have not been a success.
"We need to be able to have our personal conceptions of rule of law"
ZILSA and UZ Student Journal Law Review in partnership with International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) will be hosting a symposium on the 28th of October 2016.
All Law students at the University of Zimbabwe are invited to register if interested to attend.
Registration will be done strictly on a first come first serve, with only 15 students from each level of study being the target because of the limited space available for logistic purposes.
NB - Attendance will be strictly by registration, if you are not registered, you will not be able to attend.
Contact your class representatives for registration, and as for part final students contact Effort Nkazimulo Dube for registration.
Remember first come first serve.
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Congratulations to the University of Zimbabwe Class of 2016.
We wish you all the best as you go to the real world and establish your own legacies.
We invite everyone with readily available law related articles to and are willing to have them published.
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NB: Deadline is Thursday 22 September 2016
We are excited to announce that the first issue of our law review for 2016 is now out. Contact us for hard copies. Soft copies can be accessed here: http://www.zimlii.org/zw/journal/uzslrj-iii/%5Bnode%3Afield_jpubdate%3Acustom%3AY/university-zimbabwe-student-law-review-journal
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ADULTERY DEAD AS A DELICT IN SA
Madlanga J (Unanimous Court) :
[61] Adultery, while very different to taking a second spouse, entails a significant intrusion of a third party into a person’s most intimate relationship without their consent. That intrusion is not made any less severe by present day attitudes towards adultery.[109]
[62] Nevertheless, this potential infringement of dignity must be weighed against the infringement of the fundamental rights of the adulterous spouse and the third party to privacy, freedom of association and freedom and security of the person. These rights demand protection from state intervention in the intimate choices of, and relationships between, people. This must be viewed in light of current trends and attitudes towards adultery both nationally and internationally.[110] These attitudes also demonstrate a repugnance towards state interference in the intimate personal affairs of individuals.
[63] I am led to the conclusion that the act of adultery by a third party lacks wrongfulness for purposes of a delictual claim of contumelia and loss of consortium; it is not reasonable to attach delictual liability to it.[111] That is what public policy dictates. At this day and age it just seems mistaken to assess marital fidelity in terms of money.[112]
MOGOENG CJ (Cameron J concurring):
[67] I am indebted to my Brother Madlanga J for the background and exposition of the law on adultery and the action for damages arising from adulterous conduct of one of the spouses. I concur in that judgment. All this judgment seeks to do is lay some emphasis on and give perspective to certain aspects of the main judgment.
[68] The essence of marriage and what it takes to sustain it was captured by the Bundesgerichtshof as follows:
“[M]arriage is a human institution which is regulated by law and protected by the Constitution and which, in turn, creates genuine legal duties. Its essence, however, consists in the readiness, founded in morals, of the parties to the marriage to create and to maintain it.”[114]
This was also quoted with approval by the Supreme Court of Appeal which added that “[i]f the parties to the marriage have lost that moral commitment the marriage will fail, and punishment meted out to a third party is unlikely to change that”.[115]
[69] I am in agreement with these views. The law does and can only create a regulatory framework for the conclusion of marriage and the enforcement of obligations that flow from it. It can also help ensure that barriers to family life are removed.[116] The rest is in the hands of the parties to the marriage. Barring exceptions, they decide freely to get married and it is within their ability to protect their marriage from disintegrating.
[70] It bears emphasis, that marriage essentially hinges on the “readiness, founded in morals, of the parties to the marriage to create and to maintain it”.[117] Like the Supreme Court of Appeal, I also believe that parties’ loss of moral commitment to sustain marriage may lead to its failure. For abuse of one by the other and other factors that could lead to the breakdown of marriage are, in my view, likely to creep in when that commitment ceases to exist.
[71] The law cannot shore up or sustain an otherwise ailing marriage. It continues to be the primary responsibility of the parties to maintain their marriage. For this reason, the continued existence of a claim for damages for adultery by the “innocent spouse” adds nothing to the lifeblood of a solid and peaceful marriage.
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We are excited that our Law Review is now associated with the Southern African Legal Information Institute (SAFLII) through its affiliate, the Zimbabwe Legal Information Institute (ZIMLII). Pleased to announce that you can now download a combined e-copy of Volume 2 Issues 1-3 of 2014 from the ZIMLII website. The print version of this volume will be availed in due course.
The UZ Student Law Review Journal is a student run law publication, with an advisory board that includes former Judge Moses Chinhengo and Professor G. Feltoe. The Project is funded by the International Commission of Jurists.
So the Real Opportunities for Transformation Support (ROOTS) is launching a campaign against child "marriages" under the theme, "Not Ripe for Marriage". It runs from 1st August through to January 2015. Do take a moment to support this excellent initiative.
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS : ASSOCIATE EDITORS OF THE LAW REVIEW
The Editors of the University of Zimbabwe Student Journal : Law Review are calling for application for the position of Associate Editor in the Law Review Section of the Journal. The Law Review is a student run publication produced two time a year with the kind support of the European Union and the International Commission of Jurists. The objective of the Law Review is to publish papers which offer thoughts on law reform and Law Development.
Applications are welcome from undergraduate students at the the Faculty of Law at the University of Zimbabwe. The editors will also accept suitable applicants pursuing other programs such as Political Science, Social Sciences, Economics, Bachelor of Arts or Business Studies. Such applicants must show an interest in law reform and law development in their respective fields of study.
Associate Editors will have the following duties :
1) Reading and editing articles for consideration in publishing
2) Editing content for the website and any of our associate blogs and platforms
3) Writing editorials for publication on the website and in our print issues
To apply ; one should send a one paged letter which objectively states why they think they should be an Associate Editor of the Student Law Review. The letter should be sent to [email protected] no later than Friday, 14 March 2014. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted before end of day on Friday 14 March, 2014.
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The University of Zimbabwe is being represented at the on-going 22nd African Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Cape Town by Ms. Shamiso Mangwengwende and Mr. Simbarashe Mubvuma. The journal wishes the team well in the competition.
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