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Man conceals payslip for 10 years
22 Mar 2023 at 03:00hrs | Views
A HARARE woman yesterday told magistrate Ayanda Dlamini that her husband has been hiding his payslip from her for the past decade.
Magret Maturo made the claims as she sought a court ruling directing her husband, Tonderai Chingarande to pay US$100 per month for the upkeep of their children aged six and 12 years.
The court heard that the couple stays together.
"We stay together, but I have never seen his payslip. He works as a general hand at some private company and I want him to give me US$100 per month for the upkeep of our children," she submitted.
She added that the oldest child was living with a disability and consistently needed medical attention.
In response, her husband said he could not afford the amount.
"I am offering to pay $60 000 inclusive of fees for the two children because from my salary I need to be left with money for transport to go to work," Chingarande said.
After seeing his payslip Dlamini ordered him to pay $65 000, which is equivalent to US$71, using yesterday's Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe auction rate of $914 to the greenback.
In an unrelated case, Dlamini dismissed an application from a Harare woman Alicia Namwiro, who was seeking a maintenance order against her estranged husband, Crumton Dhobolo.
The court heard that their only child was in the custody of Dhobolo.
The matter was then removed from the roll.
Magret Maturo made the claims as she sought a court ruling directing her husband, Tonderai Chingarande to pay US$100 per month for the upkeep of their children aged six and 12 years.
The court heard that the couple stays together.
"We stay together, but I have never seen his payslip. He works as a general hand at some private company and I want him to give me US$100 per month for the upkeep of our children," she submitted.
She added that the oldest child was living with a disability and consistently needed medical attention.
"I am offering to pay $60 000 inclusive of fees for the two children because from my salary I need to be left with money for transport to go to work," Chingarande said.
After seeing his payslip Dlamini ordered him to pay $65 000, which is equivalent to US$71, using yesterday's Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe auction rate of $914 to the greenback.
In an unrelated case, Dlamini dismissed an application from a Harare woman Alicia Namwiro, who was seeking a maintenance order against her estranged husband, Crumton Dhobolo.
The court heard that their only child was in the custody of Dhobolo.
The matter was then removed from the roll.
Source - newsday
