Late Ginimbi estate executor, Patricia Darangwa has hit back at his family over the unsigned will saying that they consented to it and signed affidavits.
The row started when Ginimbi’s family refused to surrender
the top-of-the range Lamborghini vehicle bequeathed to his friend, Kit-Kat. The
Kadungure family wanted Kit-Kat to produce a birth certificate to prove that he
was, indeed, the one mentioned in the will.
“It is respectfully submitted that this matter is not
urgent. The master’s decision accepting the unsigned will was arrived at on
November 25, 2020. The applicants were present when the decision was made. It
was made with and based on their consent.
“The applicants have exhibited no urgency whatsoever in
their handling of the present matter. They have carelessly abstained from
action. The applicants cannot seek an interdict against the first respondent,
barring her from carrying out her duties as an executor. The letters of
administration that empower her remain valid and extant.
“So they cannot turn around and claim belatedly that the
second respondent erred in accepting it or that they were unduly influenced to
accept it,” Darangwa said.
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