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Edgars loses bid to keep ZAR1.45 million default judgment against former footwear buyer

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Mary Taruvinga
Edgars loses bid to keep ZAR1.45 million default judgment against former footwear buyer
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A High Court in Zimbabwe has rescinded a default judgment against a former Edgars Stores employee in a R1.45 million lawsuit. The judge ruled that the defendant's case warrants a full trial due to strong prospects of success, despite his previous failure to attend court proceedings.

Former Edgars Stores senior footwear buyer Sikhulile Mazibuko has won a High Court application to overturn a default judgment entered against him in a R1.45 million lawsuit, after the court ruled that his defence raised triable issues that should be determined at a full trial.

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