Denford Zumbika wanted to be allowed to return to live in
Jessy Herry’s house despite never contributing anything.
He has also been described as being violent. Denford accused Jessy of being abusive and that she is barring him from accessing their “matrimonial home”.
He applied for a protection order against Jessy.
“She threw me out of the house where we used to stay
together.
“She even threw my clothes outside and l had to reside with
a friend hoping she would change her mind. We are not legally married because
she refused, we always fight.
“She insults and assaults me, she also threatens to kill
me.
“She is evicting me from her home, where we used to stay
together and l don’t have anywhere to go.
“My prayer before this court is that l get to be reinstated
in her home and that she stops fighting me,” said Denford.
In her defence, Jessy said: “I cannot take him back into my
house because we do not co-exist and we are always fighting.
“He beat me and l acquired a protection order here because of his violent
conduct.
“At one point, he bit off one of my fingers and l was badly
injured.
“I got him arrested and his parents came and pleaded for
him and l dropped the charges. “He then went through counselling at the police
station.”
She added: “I never threw him out of the house, instead he
took some of my stuff and left on his own so everything he is saying are false
allegations.”
Magistrate Sharon Mashavire dismissed Denford’s application
for lack of merit.
He could not produce even a police report showing he had
been abused. H Metro
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