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Case 234: MAL 35(1); 36(1)(b)(ii)
Zimbabwe: Supreme Court of Zimbabwe (Judges of Appeal: Muchechetere,
Ebrahim and Sandura); Judgment No. SC 141/98
22 June and 7 September 1998
Dajen (Pvt) Ltd v. Durco (Pvt) Ltd
Original in English
Unpublished
The miller, the unsuccessful party in CLOUT case no. 233, appealed to the Supreme Court. In dismissing the appeal, the Supreme Court held that the principle of finality did not destroy or supplant a party's power to waive any right derived from an award and that this is what the miller had done by submitting to the second arbitration.
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