NENJY Nyamapfene LAW Practice

09/06/2026

WHAT IS ESTATE ADMINISTRATION
According to the Estates Administration ACT:
“work of an estate administrator” means any act performed by a person in a capacity as
(a)executor of the estate of a deceased person
(b)tutor or curator of a person under a legal disability or of such a person’s estate
(c)trustee or provisional trustee of an insolvent estate
(d)liquidator or provisional liquidator or judicial manager of a company
(e)agent of an executor, tutor, curator, trustee, liquidator or judicial manager

09/06/2026

Dear Valued Clients and stakeholders for assistance with your title deed validation and securitization book an appointment with us today

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Have you validated your title deed yet in accordance with the law, SI 76(2025)?

The Title Deed Validation and Securitisation Programme is now underway.

The process is simple:

1️⃣ Prepare the required documents
2️⃣ Engage a conveyancer of your choice
3️⃣ Submit documents to your conveyancer for verification
4️⃣ Receive your new securitised title deed

The new deed incorporates enhanced security features and will be digitally stored within the National Deeds Registry, providing greater protection for your property rights.

For assistance, contact the Deeds Office National Call Centre on: 08677212440

25/05/2026

CELEBRATING AFRICA DAY!

20/05/2026

DID YOU KNOW?
THAT there is a difference between a general power of attorney and a special power of attorney? A general power of attorney gives your appointed representative the power to act on your behalf on anything. A special power of attorney gives an appointed person limited or specific powers to act on your behalf on a particular transaction. It is advised to use special power of attorney instead of general to avoid misuse of power by the appointed agent.

18/05/2026

Most people do not want to hear or answer the question, “What happens when am no-more”? While, it is inevitably true that one day we will be gone, it is also important that we have set out clear succession plans for our properties, businesses, assets and other valuables. It is advisable to have clear succession plans to protect entrepreneurial efforts and ensure continuity even in one`s absence. Do not allow your dream and vision to die with you.
For more visit our website www.nnlawpractice.co.zw

15/05/2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE‼️

10/05/2026

Celebrating all our Mothers and Mother Figures-Happy Mother`s Day

07/05/2026

YOU KNOW ?

THAT THERE ARE PROPERTIES THAT MAY NOT BE SHARED IN THE EVENT OF A DIVORCE.

There is certain property that can be excluded from division upon divorce in Zimbabwe. This is provided for in terms of the Matrimonial Causes Act [Chapter 5:13]. There are types of property which if proved to the satisfaction of the court as meeting the exemption requirements may be excluded. The property which is subject to exemption from division upon divorce in Zimbabwe is as follows:

a. Properties acquired by way of inheritance;
b. Properties acquired in terms of any custom and which, in accordance with such custom, are intended to be held by the spouse personally; and

The list above is not exhaustive of the properties exempt.

For more visit our website www.nnlawpractice.co.zw

05/05/2026

With the sharp rise in divorce cases in Zimbabwe, the alarming statistics have necessitated the need for public awareness on what divorce is and some of the issues tackled during the divorce process.

We will begin with defining divorce and in the following posts discuss divorce related issues.

WHAT IS A DIVORCE?

It is defined as the legal termination of the marriage relationship.

A civil marriage (Civil Marriage formerly known as Chapter 37 ……. Chapter 5:11 and now known as the Marriages Act Chapter 5:17) in Zimbabwe can be terminated by an order of the High Court.

For more visit our website www.nnlawpractice.co.zw

22/04/2026

DID YOU KNOW?

THAT lost title deeds can be replaced. In the event that you are not based in Zimbabwe, you can appoint a representative to act on your behalf for the process. An application for the replacement of the lost title deed can be done through a legal practitioner who is a conveyancer.

For more visit our website www.nnlawpractice.co.zw