Ndhlovu and A.M. Wood & Company v ZIMCO Limited (HPC 3 of 2016) [2016] ZMHC 185 (9 November 2016)

Ndhlovu and A.M. Wood & Company v ZIMCO Limited (HPC 3 of 2016) [2016] ZMHC 185 (9 November 2016)

The Defendant defaulted on the consent order to pay the outstanding sums. There being no objection and an admission of indebtedness, the Plaintiffs are entitled to enforce the Charging Order Absolute by sale of the Defendant's properties to satisfy the judgment debt, interest, and costs.

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Citation
[2016] ZMHC 185
Parties
1st Plaintiff: Arthur Ndhlovu (Suing as Attorney for Chongo Coreem Musonda and Ireen Chiwala); 2nd Plaintiff: A. M. Wood & Company (Suing as a firm); Defendant: ZIMCO Limited (In Liquidation)
Court
High Court of Zambia
Jurisdiction
Zambia
Case Number
HPC 3 of 2016
Procedural Posture
Civil / Judgment After Default on Consent Order
Outcome
Judgment for the Plaintiffs. Orders granted as prayed for sale of charged properties and application of proceeds to satisfy debt, interest, and costs.
Legal Topics
Enforcement of Judgment, Charging Order, Sale of Charged Property, Liquidation
Source Language
en
Civil Procedure Debt Recovery Property Law Enforcement of Judgment Charging Order Sale of Charged Property Liquidation

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Parties

Arthur Ndhlovu (Suing as Attorney for Chongo Coreem Musonda and Ireen Chiwala)

1st Plaintiff

A. M. Wood & Company (Suing as a firm)

2nd Plaintiff

ZIMCO Limited (In Liquidation)

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Civil / Judgment After Default on Consent Order

  1. 1 Whether the Plaintiffs are entitled to enforce the Charging Order Absolute by sale of the Defendant's properties due to default in payment under a consent order
  2. 2 Whether the Plaintiffs' lawyers should have conduct of the sale and vesting of title for purposes of sale
  3. 3 Whether the proceeds of sale should be applied to satisfy the judgment debt, interest, and costs

Ratio Decidendi

The Defendant defaulted on the consent order to pay the outstanding sums. There being no objection and an admission of indebtedness, the Plaintiffs are entitled to enforce the Charging Order Absolute by sale of the Defendant's properties to satisfy the judgment debt, interest, and costs.

Court Disposition

Judgment for the Plaintiffs. Orders granted as prayed for sale of charged properties and application of proceeds to satisfy debt, interest, and costs.

Orders

  • Defendant's properties subject to the Charging Order Absolute dated 11th December, 2015 to be sold
  • Plaintiffs' lawyers to have conduct of the sale