According to an application for vindicatory relief,
Makarichi has been illegally possessing an Isuzu KB300 double cab since the
initial split sometime in 2018.
The documents also claim Makarichi has already vacated the
church’s mission house in the capital following a recent Supreme Court ruling
that stripped rights to assets to all aligned to reverend Cossam Chiangwa’s
faction.
“This is an application to this Honourable Court for a
vindicatory relief compelling Makarichi to surrender to AFM in Zimbabwe its
motor vehicle an Isuzu KB300 double cab truck registration number AEC 4083
following the termination of his employment with the church sometime in December
2018.
“Makarichi is in possession of the above mentioned vehicle
since the split of the church in 2018 up to date.
“He was enjoying the use of the said motor vehicle due to
the just ended litigation in the Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe under case
SC 67/21,” reads an affidavit deposed by the church’s secretary general Briton
Tembo.
Tembo went on to claim that Makarichi had no standing to
continue withholding the motor vehicle.
“Furthermore,
Makarichi has no basis to continue holding on to the motor vehicle which
belongs to AFM in Zimbabwe.
“Makarichi has already vacated the church mission house
meaning he is aware that he should hand over all the possessions of AFM back,”
he said.
He said the church is incurring unnecessary litigation
charges due to Makarichi’s continued possession of the said vehicle.
“Due to Makarichi’s illegal possession of the motor
vehicle, AFM has been unnecessarily forced to incur litigation expenses. Thus
AFM prays that Makarichi be ordered to pay costs on a scale of legal
practitioner-client scale,” reads the papers.
Makarichi is yet to respond to the application. H Metro
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