High Court reserves judgment on AMI, Trauma Centre case

Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe.
AMI also want the two parties to give reports to them on matters concerning the hospital. Justice Tedious Karwi reserved judgment to next week.
The hospital in question was last month given back to Dr Solanki by the High Court after AMI through its directors, allegedly seized it through a board room coup.
AMI, which has hired South African based lawyer Adv Advocate Adrian Phillip de Bourbon .
Dr Solanki’s lawyer Mr Jonathan Samkange, however, argues that his client had been running the clinic uninterrupted for 17 years.
He submitted that AMI forcefully took the hospital from Dr Solanki.
He also argued that the land on which the hospital was built was registered under Steamleigh Investments and the business is registered under Auto Band Investments trading as Trauma Centre and both are owned by Solanki’s Trust.
Mr Samkange said when AMI took over the hospital by force, they forged the title deeds and company documents.
Dr Solanki who was granted an interdict order barring AMI from using Streamleigh has reported various cases against the directors some of which are pending in court.
AMI directors and their top management last month vacated Trauma Centre following a court order for them to leave.

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