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Civil Procedure [2023] ZAGPPHC 1872

Poole and Another v Rashida Industries (Pty) Ltd and Others (067770/2023)

Poole and Another v Rashida Industries (Pty) Ltd and Others (067770/2023) [2023] ZAGPPHC 1872 (26 October 2023)

The High Court granted section 18(3) relief, allowing a section 34 liquidation order to operate pending appeal and awarding attorney-and-client costs.

  • Superior Courts Act Section 18
  • Liquidation Proceedings
  • Business Rescue
  • Asset Stripping
  • Section 34 Insolvency Act
  • Creditors Rights
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Banking And Finance [2002] ZASCA 107

Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd v Harris NO and Others (359/2001)

Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd v Harris NO and Others (359/2001) [2002] ZASCA 107; [2002] 4 All SA 164 (SCA); 2003 (2) SA 23 (SCA) (13 September 2002)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that a bank collecting a cheque drawn on itself may be liable as a collecting bank if it acts negligently and unlawfully. However, in this case, the bank acted on the instructions of the payee's duly authorised agent, depositing the proceeds into an attorney's trust account as directed. The evidence did not support the trial court's finding that the transaction was part of an asset-stripping scheme. Since the bank followed the payee's instructions, its conduct was not unlawful or negligent. The prima facie inference of unlawfulness arising from collecting a 'n…

  • Aquilian Liability
  • Collecting Bank Negligence
  • Bills Of Exchange Act
  • Trust Account Management
  • Asset Stripping
  • Unlawful Collection
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