Cop sues Makandiwa over debt

A deposit of US$172 750 was paid on the date when the agreement was signed and it was paid through Prophet Makandiwa’s lawyers Mushangwe and Company.
On January 31 2011 an additional         US$70 000 was paid to the senior police officer, making a total of US$242 750.
That left a balance of US$37 250, which up to now has not yet been paid.

 

Snr Asst Com Jamu said she resorted to filing the summons after several attempts to recover the money had failed.
“Despite numerous demands, the defendant has refused, failed or neglected to pay the said amount,” read the declaration.
Prophet Makandiwa’s lawyer Mr Nickiel Mushangwe of Mushangwe and Company said his client was yet to be served with the papers.

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Upon being briefed of the nature of the claim Mr Mushangwe said Snr Asst Com Jamu was not being honest and that the prophet would soon file his opposing papers.
“My client has not yet been served with the summons but from what you are saying, the plaintiff is not telling the truth. We will obviously oppose the application.
“Our arguments will be detailed in the defendant’s plea to be filed at the High Court,” said Mr Mushangwe.

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