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Civil Procedure [2010] ZASCA 33

Road Accident Fund v Podbielski Mhlambi Attorneys and Another (170/09)

Road Accident Fund v Podbielski Mhlambi Attorneys and Another (170/09) [2010] ZASCA 33 (29 March 2010)

The Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed the Road Accident Fund’s appeal, holding that it could not seek return of a cheque paid under valid judgments and writs of execution.

  • Road Accident Fund Act
  • Accessory Claims
  • Writs Of Execution
  • Default Judgment
  • Road-accident-fund-act
  • Writs-of-execution
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Civil Procedure [2008] ZASCA 18

Road Accident Fund v Abdool- Carrim and Others (293/07)

Road Accident Fund v Abdool- Carrim and Others (293/07) [2008] ZASCA 18; [2008] 3 All SA 98 (SCA); 2008 (3) SA 579 (SCA) (27 March 2008)

The SCA held that section 19(d) of the Road Accident Fund Act does not apply to supplier agreements under section 17(5). The appeal was dismissed with costs.

  • Road Accident Fund Act
  • Third Party Claims
  • Statutory Interpretation
  • Accessory Claims
  • Road-accident-fund-act
  • Statutory-interpretation
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Civil Procedure [2007] ZASCA 64

Van der Merwe v Road Accident Fund (179/06)

Van der Merwe v Road Accident Fund (179/06) [2007] ZASCA 64; 2007 (6) SA 283 (SCA) (29 May 2007)

A medical supplier’s Road Accident Fund claim was held to be accessory to the injured person’s claim and not separately prescribed while the principal claim remained alive.

  • Road Accident Fund Act
  • Prescription
  • Accessory Claims
  • Medical Expenses
  • Road-accident-fund
  • Accessory-claims
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