Mberengwa brothers fight over inheritance after 30 years

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MBERENGWA – Two brothers have appeared in court over an inheritance dispute which is happening three decades after the death of their father.
Innocent Mthethwa (47) and Rodger Mthethwa (58) from Mazvihwa, appeared before Zvishavane magistrate Shephard Munjanja to settle their dispute over the distribution of their father’s cattle.
Innocent claimed that his brother has been selling cattle for the past 30 years without involving him and he appealed for all the remaining cattle to be given to him.
Their father passed away in 1987 and all his properties was given to his two sons, who have separate mothers.
Magistrate Munjanja told Innocent to re-file his case categorising it as an estate case as it requires redistribution of property of a deceased person.
Mthethwa is expected to file an estate case against his brother next week and start a fresh court case.local

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