Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor, John Mangudya, has filed an application at the High Court to have the matter challenging the legality of bond notes dismissed.

Mangudya has been taken to court together with President Robert Mugabe and Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa by Combined Harare Residents’ Association director, Mfundo Mlilo, challenging the introduction of the bond notes and the law relating to the same.

“The matter should be dismissed for want of prosecution, as clearly, there is absolutely no serious intention by Mlilo to bring the matter to finality,” the affidavit read.

Mangudya said Mlilo’s application had no prospects of success because his founding affidavit was fatally defective because it had no date.

He also submitted that Mlilo wasted time by filing an unfounded application and had consequently incurred unnecessary legal costs opposing an application, which he did not intend to fully prosecute.

Mlilo had earlier challenged the use of bond notes, saying they were worthless paper.