Super Four Developers CC v Mallick and Others (1570/2020) [2021] ZAECPEHC 47 (24 August 2021)
The court found that the respondents are unlawful occupiers of the property and that the applicant complied with the procedural requirements for eviction under PIE. The respondents failed to vacate the property despite notice, and no valid defence was presented. The court granted an eviction order, authorised the Sheriff to enforce it with police assistance if necessary, and ordered the respondents to pay costs jointly and severally. The legal representatives were directed to explain their non-compliance with previous orders and why wasted costs should not be paid by them personally.
- Citation
- [2021] ZAECPEHC 47
- Parties
- Applicant: Super Four Developers CC; Respondent: Moegamat Azmie Mallick; Respondent: André James Le Roux; Respondent: Noleen Meyer; Respondent: Natasha Alarice Augustus; Respondent: Gift; Respondent: Amanda; Respondent: John; Respondent: Isaac (Rasta); Respondent: Occupiers of Erf 1588 and Erf 1620 Mount Road (11 Fettes Road, North End, Port Elizabeth); Respondent: Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality
- Court
- Eastern Cape High Court, Port Elizabeth
- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Judgment Date
- 24 August 2021
- Case Number
- 1570/2020
- Procedural Posture
- Eviction Application / Final Order
- Outcome
- Eviction order granted against the first to ninth respondents; costs awarded jointly and severally; legal representatives directed to file affidavits regarding non-compliance and wasted costs.
- Judges
- A Govindjee
- Legal Topics
- Unlawful Occupation, Eviction Order, Costs Award, Joinder of Parties
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Parties
Super Four Developers CC
Applicant
Moegamat Azmie Mallick
Respondent
André James Le Roux
Respondent
Noleen Meyer
Respondent
Natasha Alarice Augustus
Respondent
Gift
Respondent
Amanda
Respondent
John
Respondent
Isaac (Rasta)
Respondent
Occupiers of Erf 1588 and Erf 1620 Mount Road (11 Fettes Road, North End, Port Elizabeth)
Respondent
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Eviction Application / Final Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the respondents are unlawful occupiers of the property.
- 2 Whether the applicant is entitled to an eviction order under the relevant legislation.
- 3 Whether costs should be awarded against the respondents jointly and severally.
Ratio Decidendi
The court found that the respondents are unlawful occupiers of the property and that the applicant complied with the procedural requirements for eviction under PIE. The respondents failed to vacate the property despite notice, and no valid defence was presented. The court granted an eviction order, authorised the Sheriff to enforce it with police assistance if necessary, and ordered the respondents to pay costs jointly and severally. The legal representatives were directed to explain their non-compliance with previous orders and why wasted costs should not be paid by them personally.
Court Disposition
Eviction order granted against the first to ninth respondents; costs awarded jointly and severally; legal representatives directed to file affidavits regarding non-compliance and wasted costs.
Orders
- Eviction order granted against the first to ninth respondents as unlawful occupiers of Tulbagh Flats, 11 Fettes Road, North End, Gqeberha.
- Respondents must vacate the property within 60 days from service of this order.
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