ZIMBABWE BANKING & ALLIED WORKERS' UNION & ANOR v BEVERLEY BUILDING SOCIETY & ORS 2010 (1) ZLR 292 (S)
Citation | 2010 (1) ZLR 292 (S) |
Case No | Judgment No. S-3-10 |
Court | Supreme Court, Harare |
Judge | Malaba DCJ, Sandura JA & Cheda JA |
Heard | 10 November 2008 |
Judgment | 11 May 2010 |
Counsel | L T Biti, for the appellants |
Case Type | Civil appeal |
Annotations | No case annotations to date |
Flynote
Banking – bank – distinction from building society – whether building society can be regarded as a bank
Constitutional law – Constitution of Zimbabwe 1980 – Declaration of Rights – s 21 (freedom of association) – right to join trade union – effect of such right – right of worker to join union for industry other than that in which worker is engaged – such right not obliging employer to pay union fees to that trade union
Employment – trade union – trade union registered for particular sector – whether employees entitled to join another trade union – whether employer obliged to deduct union dues for union not registered for that sector
Words and phrases – "concerned" – meaning in a statute when word "concerned" follows a noun
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