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ARTICLE · 29 JUNE 2016

Reviewing The Judicial Procedures For Debt Recovery

The issue raises the debate whether or not the court procedures relating to debt collection should be reviewed.

ZimbabweLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Walter Nyabadza
Walter Nyabadza

The issue raises the debate whether or not the court procedures relating to debt collection should be reviewed. Aspects identified include simplifying the language and presentation of the summons, notice of appearance to defend and cutting down the procedures relating to pre-trial conferences and submission of issues to the court.

A significant number of stakeholders are against the idea of debt collectors going to court to represent creditors. However, some feel that the court procedures should be reviewed and made more user friendly for the sake of all and not just for debt collectors. It is suggested that debt collectors should be allowed to purchase debts from creditors provided that the cession is communicated to the debtor.

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