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Banking And Finance [2024] ZANCT 53

Linatsha v Experian Credit Bureau and Another (NCT2/90335/2023/141(1)(b))

Linatsha v Experian Credit Bureau and Another (NCT2/90335/2023/141(1)(b)) [2024] ZANCT 53 (14 November 2024)

The Tribunal held that Nedbank failed to notify the consumer 20 business days before reporting adverse information, and declared the conduct prohibited.

  • Adverse Credit Listing
  • Notification Requirements
  • National Credit Act
  • Prohibited Conduct
  • Adverse-credit-listing
  • Consumer-credit-notice
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Commercial And Corporate [2024] ZAFSHC 283

Manamela and Others v Transunion Credit Bureau and Others (4434/2023)

Manamela and Others v Transunion Credit Bureau and Others (4434/2023) [2024] ZAFSHC 283 (12 September 2024)

High Court matter on an adverse credit listing. The court found the credit bureau failed to verify the information under the National Credit Act and granted relief.

  • National Credit Act
  • Adverse Credit Listing
  • Consumer Protection
  • Locus Standi
  • Costs Order
  • National-credit-act
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Banking And Finance [2023] ZANCT 9

Malesa v DMC Debt Management, A Division of OPCO 365 (Pty) Ltd (NCT/226906/2022/141(1)(b))

Malesa v DMC Debt Management, A Division of OPCO 365 (Pty) Ltd (NCT/226906/2022/141(1)(b)) [2023] ZANCT 9 (12 January 2023)

The Tribunal found the respondent contravened the National Credit Act by reloading and pursuing a prescribed debt listing, and ordered removal of the adverse credit listing.

  • National Credit Act
  • Prescription Of Debt
  • Adverse Credit Listing
  • Prohibited Conduct
  • Consumer Rights
  • Credit Bureau Notification
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