The Midweek
Watch is in possession of the notice to the High Court where the family led by
Tanda Tavaruva’s widow Pelagia Tavaruva as the first applicant together with
her six children say they are no longer pursuing the matter.
Bishop
Matenhese in his capacity as executor, Privilege Tavaruva as the legal guardian
of the minor child, Master of the High Court, Highrange Resources Pvt Ltd land
developer and Paidamoyo Kashiri who is the mother of the minor child at the
centre of dispute were the respondents in the matter.
The Tavaruva
family were praying for the court to overturn an earlier ruling in favour of
the minor child born out of wedlock by the deceased who had been awarded a lump
some of US$74 000 by the High Court following an application to include him in
the distribution of the estate.
In a notice
dated February 12, 2025 the family has withdrawn the application against all
the respondents except Highrange Resources, the land developer at Brooklands
Farm Lot E and F along Zimuto road which are part of the multi-million dollar
estate left behind by the late transport mogul popularly known as Mhunga.
“Be pleased to
take notice that applicants hereby withdraw the application as against the 1st,
2nd, 3rd and 5th respondents with no tender of costs, the application being one
involving a deceased estate.
“Be pleased to
take further notice that applicants persist with the application as against the
4th respondent,” reads the notice from the family lawyers, Nyahuma’s Law of
Harare. Midweek Watch
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