The court said that Amah allowed Mr Hennessy Snr to be moved out of the restaurant before continuing to assault Mr Sherry, which was “inconsistent” with having lost control.
At the non-jury court on Monday, Mr Justice Kerida Naidoo said the prosecution had rebutted the defence used by the three defendants accused of murder, that they had been provoked by Mr Hennessy being injured.
Brandon Hennessy, the son of Mr Hennessy, with an address at Sheephill Avenue in Corduff, was found guilty of violent disorder for striking Mr Sherry with a large brush and dustpan.
Mr Hennessy Snr and others disarmed Mr Sherry during the incident, the court heard.
The court said it was satisfied that CCTV footage showed Amah stabbing Mr Sherry and that he also stamped on his torso, upper body and head area.
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