ZIMBABWE REVENUE AUTHORITY v RESERVE BANK OF ZIMBABWE & ANOR 2011 (1) ZLR 539 (H)
Citation |
2011 (1) ZLR 539 (H) |
Case No |
Judgment No. HH-127-11 |
Court |
High Court, Harare |
Judge |
Gowora J |
Heard |
30 July 2010; 1 September 2010; 11 March 2011 |
Judgment |
June 2011 (day not stated in the judgment) |
Counsel |
U Sakhe, for the applicant |
Case Type |
Civil application |
Annotations |
No case annotations to date |
Flynote
Constitutional law – Constitution of Zimbabwe 1980 – Consolidated Revenue Fund – revenues collected from whatever source must be deposited in Consolidated Revenue Fund – any exceptions to manner of dealing with such funds must be authorized by Parliament
Revenue and public finance – money collected by Revenue Authority – must be paid into Consolidated Revenue Fund – government expenditure – must be authorised by Act of Parliament and paid from Fund
Revenue and public finance – Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and Zimbabwe Revenue Authority – separate legal entities – Reserve Bank having no authority to make payment on behalf of State
Revenue and public finance – set off – debt owed by one department of the State cannot be set off against a debt owed to another department – same principle applicable to distinct corporate entities both under the control of the Minister of Finance.
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