Telecel wins $686 000 claim against former Zanu PF Senator, son

FORMER Economic Development deputy minister and Zanu PF senator Aguy Clemant Georgias’ efforts to save Trinity Engineering’s property from being bonded over his son’s $686 172 debt with Telecel Zimbabwe, recently went up in smoke after his application was dismissed by the High Court.

Georgias, who is Trinity Engineering’s director, approached the court sometime in 2011, after accusing his son “born out of wedlock”, Russel Karimazondo, of forging his signature on a power of attorney, which he allegedly submitted to register a mortgage bond and secured a $500 000 credit from Telecel Zimbabwe.

In his judgment while dismissing Georgias’ claim, High Court judge Justice Nicholas Mathonsi said, according to Georgias’ summary of evidence, the mortgage bonds impasse started when his wife received summons from POSB over yet another unserviced debt.

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