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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28390, member: 2262"]
A court can dissolve a civil partnership in Zimbabwe through legal proceedings. Under section 104 of the Criminal Law Code, neither partner faces accusations of bigamy, even if one party was previously married to another individual. This legal mechanism provides a clear pathway for ending civil partnerships without criminal implications.

Asset division follows specific statutory guidelines outlined within section 7 of the Matrimonial Causes Act Chapter 5:13. Courts carefully evaluate property acquired before, during, and after the partnership's duration. The legislation establishes a comprehensive framework for equitable distribution of shared resources.

When addressing asset allocation, courts give paramount consideration to protecting the legal spouse's rights and interests. Judicial determinations meticulously examine property ownership to prevent unauthorized claims against assets definitively belonging to the legally married spouse. This approach ensures fair treatment and prevents unwarranted financial disruption.

The judicial process demands precise scrutiny of each partner's financial contributions and property holdings. Zimbabwean legal statutes provide robust mechanisms for resolving complex partnership dissolutions. Courts exercise careful discretion to balance the interests of all parties involved during the dissolution proceedings.
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