By Melisa Munzvandi
A man has asked to be let be from his ex-lover he says is now a handful.
Abednigo Nyathi sought the court’s protection from Linrose Chipikire.
Nyathi told the court he is fed up and no longer wants Linrose to call him or visit him where he stays.
He said she held onto his clothes and personal documents he wanted her release.
“I used to live with her for four years. We are now separated. We don’t have children together. She also has my personal documents,” Nyathi told the court.
Chipikire told the court she has no problem staying away from him.
“I don’t have a problem with him asking me to stay away from him but his only possessions I have are his shoes. I do have his birth certificate but the passports are not his and he just up and left when I was not around. I gave him the passports,” she said.
By consent, the respondent was barred from visiting the applicant’s place of residence and from taking possession of the applicant’s property. The order will run for a period of five years.
Provincial magistrate Mbonisi Kaweni presided.