High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi gave ownership of residential stand no 702, Lot J, measuring 2 100 square metres in Crowhill Farm that is owned by Bvute under his company, Crowhill Farm (Pvt) (Ltd), to Florence Behane Pambukani.
"The import of the order is that she is now being allowed to return to her stand 702 in Lot J measuring 2 100 square metres and not the whole of Lot J.
"Crowhill Farm Pvt Ltd is going to appeal to the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe against the judgement and the effect thereof is to suspend the operation of the order granted by Justice Chitapi.
High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi gave ownership of residential stand no 702, Lot J, measuring 2 100 square metres in Crowhill Farm that is owned by Bvute under his company, Crowhill Farm (Pvt) (Ltd), to Florence Behane Pambukani.
"The import of the order is that she is now being allowed to return to her stand 702 in Lot J measuring 2 100 square metres and not the whole of Lot J.
"Crowhill Farm Pvt Ltd is going to appeal to the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe against the judgement and the effect thereof is to suspend the operation of the order granted by Justice Chitapi.
And according to the draft order, Pambukani was seeking reinstatement of her stand, which she had lost after Justice Priscilla Chigumba ruled in 2014 that Bvute was the lawful owner of Crowhill Farm, not Masimba Msipa and Themba Hlongwane, who had been selling stands under Crowhill Farm, which the court ruled was non-existent.
