By GRACE CHAILE THE case in which Enock Kavindele Junior has sued his father, former Vice-President, Enock Kavindele Senior over property ownership will now proceed to mediation. In a lawsuit filed in the Lusaka High Court, Kavindele Junior seeks an order compelling his father to hand over the Certificates of Title and to restrain him from interfering with the disputed properties. Judge Gertrude Chawatama has issued an order for mediation. “In the event that a plaintiff, or their advocate if represented, does not appear at the mediation, the court may dismiss the case. Similarly, if a defendant, or their advocate if represented, does not appear, the court may enter a default judgement against the defendant,” the order read. According to court documents, Kavindele Senior claimed he bought the properties – identified as Lot No. 7273/M, Lot No. 7290/M, and Lot No. 7291 – for his mother 29 years ago. He also alleges that his 99-year-old […]
Now, Kavindeles opt for mediation in land dispute
