Law Society of Zimbabwe v Minister of Transport and Communications and Another (28/02) ((28/02)) [2004] ZWSC 127 (02 March 2004); REPORTABLE (48) Judgment No S.C. 59\03 Civil Application No 328\02 THE LAW SOCIETY OF ZIMBABWE v (1) THE MINISTER OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS (2) THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF ZIMBABWE SUPREME COURT OF ZIMBABWE CHIDYAUSIKU CJ, SANDURA JA, CHEDA JA, MALABA JA & GWAUNZA JA HARARE MAY 15 2003 & MARCH 3, 2004 A.P. de Bourbon S.C., for the applicant Y. Dondo, for the respondents CHIDYAUSIKU CJ: The applicant in this case is the Law Society of Zimbabwe, established in terms of the Law Society of Zimbabwe (Private) Act [Chapter 223] of 1974. It has capacity to institute legal proceedings in terms of section 51 of the Legal Practitioners Act [Chapter 27:07]. Although the papers do not expressly allege this, this application is brought in terms of s 24 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe ( the Constitution ). In terms of s 24 of the Constitution an applicant is entitled to approach