National Credit Regulator v Madibogo Overland (Pty) Ltd T/A Overland Supermarket (NCT/266514/2023/57(1)) [2023] ZANCT 42 (20 October 2023)
The Tribunal found that the respondent repeatedly contravened multiple provisions of the National Credit Act and its regulations, including failing to conduct proper affordability assessments, extending reckless credit, overcharging interest, failing to provide required documentation, possessing prohibited consumer instruments, and not keeping proper records. The respondent's conduct was continuous and serious, targeting vulnerable consumers and undermining the purpose of the NCA. The respondent failed to oppose the application, and all allegations were deemed admitted. The Tribunal held that the respondent's conduct constituted prohibited conduct, justified cancellation of its...
- Citation
- [2023] ZANCT 42
- Parties
- Applicant: National Credit Regulator; Respondent: Madibogo Overland (Pty) Ltd T/A Overland Supermarket
- Court
- National Consumer Tribunal
- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Judgment Date
- 20 October 2023
- Case Number
- NCT/266514/2023/57(1)
- Procedural Posture
- Cancellation Application / Final Judgment After Default Hearing
- Outcome
- The application is granted. The respondent is declared to have engaged in prohibited conduct, its registration as a credit provider is cancelled, an administrative fine is imposed, and further orders are made as set out.
- Judges
- C Sassman, S Mbhele, MC Peenze
- Legal Topics
- National Credit Act, Reckless Credit, Affordability Assessment, Administrative Fine, Prohibited Conduct, Credit Provider Registration
Case Brief
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Parties
National Credit Regulator
Applicant
Madibogo Overland (Pty) Ltd T/A Overland Supermarket
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Cancellation Application / Final Judgment After Default Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the respondent repeatedly contravened the National Credit Act and its regulations.
- 2 Whether the respondent's conduct amounts to prohibited conduct under the NCA.
- 3 Whether the respondent's registration as a credit provider should be cancelled.
Ratio Decidendi
The Tribunal found that the respondent repeatedly contravened multiple provisions of the National Credit Act and its regulations, including failing to conduct proper affordability assessments, extending reckless credit, overcharging interest, failing to provide required documentation, possessing prohibited consumer instruments, and not keeping proper records. The respondent's conduct was continuous and serious, targeting vulnerable consumers and undermining the purpose of the NCA. The respondent failed to oppose the application, and all allegations were deemed admitted. The Tribunal held that the respondent's conduct constituted prohibited conduct, justified cancellation of its...
Court Disposition
The application is granted. The respondent is declared to have engaged in prohibited conduct, its registration as a credit provider is cancelled, an administrative fine is imposed, and further orders are made as set out.
Orders
- The respondent is declared to have engaged in prohibited conduct by repeatedly contravening the NCA, its regulations, and registration conditions.
- The respondent's registration as a credit provider is cancelled with immediate effect.
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