Johannesburg – A former popular Generations actress is demanding that her estranged husband returns two vehicles and furniture following their acrimonious separation.
The former thespian wants her estranged partner, who last year moved out of their matrimonial home and is presently living outside Gauteng , to return her Mercedes- Benz CLK 500 cabriolet and a 2015 Hyundai four-ton truck.
Her demands are contained in the combined summons in which she is seeking a divorce decree.
The actress filed the divorce a few weeks aft er her estranged husband denied that his three-year marriage was on the rocks, threatening this paper with legal action if the story was published.
The actress said she wants to keep her two properties in Featherbrooks Estate and another one in Cresta in Joburg.
She also said the flamboyant personality, whom she married out of community of property with accrual system in 2017, could keep his farm in Gauteng and a house outside Gauteng.
She said he could also keep his fleet of luxury vehicles that include a Range Rover, a VW Microbus, a Jaguar, a BMW 5 series, a double cap bakkie, a Chrysler and a BMW Z4.
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And contrary to claims that he bought a house for her two years ago, it has emerged in papers that the two were actually renting the property.
This because, she stated in the court papers, she did not want to be liable for payment of the rental fees of the property, which was leased on their behalf.
The actress, who has been unwell for a while, has also blamed her estranged husband for her poor health.
She said she was suffering from depression, hypertension and potentially life-threatening diabetes as a result of the deterioration of her marriage and the reasons that led to it faltering.
The popular actress also wants her estranged partner to return her furniture and home accessories including filing cabinets, a stove, fridge, couches and a braai stand.
She has agreed to waive her claim on some of her furniture items.
She said if her former partner has materially damaged or lost the furniture or fails to return it, he would be liable to compensate her for the reasonable market value of the assets or give her substitute assets of the same value.
“Should the parties be unable to agree on such value or suitable substitute asset, the parties shall jointly appoint an appraiser for this purpose, by agreement, and failing such agreement, an appraiser shall be nominated by the chairman of the South African Institute of Valuers, which nomination shall be binding on the parties,” read the court papers.
The actress declined to comment and said the divorce settlement doesn’t allow her to do so.
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