Mr Chamisa, who leads a party without structures nor
constitution, now finds himself at the apex of a formation with no fixed abode
after he was ejected from the Belvedere house due to failure to pay rentals.
Having lost control of the former united MDC headquarters,
Harvest House in central Harare, the CCC has been hopping from one rented house
to another, and often the party leaves the properties amid threats from irate
landlords over non-payment of their dues.
Apparently, this is the same situation in Belvedere where
Mercy Dunatuna Muvhundusi (MDM) Attorneys, who are representing the unnamed
clients, gave Mr Chamisa and his workers the marching orders.
“We represent the property owners of Number 10 Beal Road,
Belvedere, Harare. We are advised by our clients that sometime in May 2023 you
entered into a verbal agreement in terms of which you were to lease the main
house excluding the main bedroom. The rentals for the property were pegged in
the sum of US$1 000,00 per month.
“Our clients further advise that for the months of July and
August 2023, you paid rentals in the sum of US$800,00 instead of the agreed
amount of US$1 000,00,” reads the letter in part.
Apart from failing to pay the full sum in rentals for the
main house, Mr Chamisa also took occupation of a cottage at the same property
adding to his bills which he characteristically could not settle. “We are further advised that in September
2023, you took occupation of one of the cottages at the house. The rentals for
the cottage and security deposit were in the amount of US$900,00. Despite that
you have taken occupation of the cottage, you have failed or neglected to pay
the rentals and the security deposit.
“You thus owe our clients rental arrears in the total sum
of US$1 300,00. As such you are in breach of the lease agreement. As a result
of the breach, our clients have decided to cancel the lease agreement with
immediate effect. This letter thus serves as notification of cancellation of
the lease agreement between yourselves and our client”.
With CCC having breached the lease agreement, the property
owners are determined to eject the party or they will, through their lawyers,
seek further legal remedies.
“In light of the fact that you are in breach of the lease
agreement, there is no requirement on our part to give you notice to vacate.
You are therefore required to vacate our client’s premises forthwith failing
which we shall institute legal proceedings against you for your eviction and
holding over damages, and the costs of such proceedings at a legal practitioner
and client scale shall be to your account. Be guided accordingly,” reads the
letter.
Recently, it was revealed that the European Union handed Mr
Chamisa US$2,5 million when he visited The Netherlands before the elections.
Instead of paying polling agents at the more than 12 000 polling stations, Mr
Chamisa pocketed the money.
The status quo, apart from creating fresh cracks in the
opposition party, has also exposed Mr Chamisa’s dictatorial inclinations,
proving the Americans, who refused to fund his political campaign because he
had no structures and that the party uses his personal account for any
transactions, right. Herald
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