NYAKABAMBO v MINISTER OF JUSTICE, LEGAL & PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS & ORS 1989 (1) ZLR 96 (H)
Citation | 1989 (1) ZLR 96 (H) |
Case No | Details not supplied |
Court | High Court, Harare |
Judge | Mtambanengwe J |
Heard | 30 May 1988 |
Judgment | 15 February 1989 |
Counsel | A P de Bourbon SC for the plaintiff |
Case Type | Civil trial |
Annotations | Link to case annotations |
Flynote
Constitutional law — Attorney-General — independence of — Constitution of Zimbabwe, ss 31(D) & 76 — absence of control over his decisions by Minister — delict — State liability — vicarious liability — master and servant relationship necessary — Attorney-General acting in terms of statutory powers rather than on direction of Executive — control of servant essential if State to be liable — qualified immunity of Attorney-General.
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