Magricor (Pty) Ltd v Border Seed Distributors CC; In re: Border Seed Distributors CC v Magricor (Pty) Ltd (1072/2020)
Magricor (Pty) Ltd v Border Seed Distributors CC; In re: Border Seed Distributors CC v Magricor (Pty) Ltd (1072/2020) [2020] ZAECGHC 103 (8 September 2020)
The application to stay execution of judgment pending rescission was fatally defective due to Magricor's failure to file a certificate of urgency, absence of a factual basis for urgency in the founding affidavit, and failure to provide a timetable for opposition and answering papers. The court held that the procedural requirements for urgent applications are mandatory and not subject to relaxation merely because the matter is set down on a motion court day. The applicant's conduct amounted to a wholesale disregard for the rules, and the application did not warrant preference over other matter…
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- Urgent Application Requirements
- Stay Of Execution
- Certificate Of Urgency
- Rule 6 12
- Rule 42 1 A