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Can Married Couples Actually Disinherit Each Other: The Effects Of Chigwada v Chigwada & Others SC188/20 - Family and Matrimonial

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On the 28th of December 2020, the Zimbabwean Supreme Court
delivered a landmark judgment in the case of Chigwada v Chigwada
& Others SC188/20. The facts of the case are not disputed and
stated that, Penelope Chigwada, the first respondent in the matter
was married to the late Aaron Chigwada, they were married under the
customary law however adapted their customary marriage to a
Christian or Court marriage in 1975, under the Marriage Act, now
Chapter 5:11. Gerald Chigwada, the Appellant, is the son of the
late Aaron Chigwada from a previous marriage. The late Aaron

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Spouses can now disinherit each other

Spouses can now disinherit each other
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'You Can Now Disinherit Your Spouse' - Supreme Court

THE Supreme Court Tuesday passed a landmark ruling, which allows spouses to disinherit one another.
The ruling follows an appeal by Gerald Chigwada challenging the decision of the High Court which nullified a will by his late father Aaron Chigwada bequeathing him his share of property in favour of the surviving spouse.
“To deny a person married out of community of property the right to dispose of his or her property by will to whomsoever he or she chooses is to erode the foundation on which the doctrine of freedom of testation lies,” Supreme Court ruled.
“The decision of the High Court based on the proposition that a person married out of community of property may not dispose of his or her will or estate to whomsoever he or he chooses, being alleged to be bound to leave the property to the surviving spouse, are inconsistent with the fundamental right of the Constitution and of the Wills Act.

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Zimbabwe: Spouses Can Now Disinherit Each Other

Zimbabwe: Spouses Can Now Disinherit Each Other
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Zimbabwe: 'You Can Now Disinherit Your Spouse' - Supreme Court

Zimbabwe: 'You Can Now Disinherit Your Spouse' - Supreme Court
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