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Civil Procedure [2025] ZAGPPHC 365

South African Legal Practice Council v Dube (23500/2020)

South African Legal Practice Council v Dube (23500/2020) [2025] ZAGPPHC 365 (15 April 2025)

The High Court struck an attorney from the roll for repeated misconduct, including failure to account, overreaching, client fund abuse, and practicing without a Fidelity Fund certificate.

  • Legal Practitioner Misconduct
  • Striking Off Application
  • Failure To Account
  • Overreaching
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Client Funds Misappropriation
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Civil Procedure [2020] ZAGPPHC 774

South African Legal Practice Council v Cheune and Another (21876/20)

South African Legal Practice Council v Cheune and Another (21876/20) [2020] ZAGPPHC 774 (22 December 2020)

The court struck an attorney from the roll after finding serious misconduct, trust account deficits, failure to account to clients, and practice without a Fidelity Fund Certificate.

  • Attorney Misconduct
  • Trust Account Deficits
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Disciplinary Proceedings
  • Client Funds Misappropriation
  • Failure To Account
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Civil Procedure [2010] ZAGPPHC 161

Law Society of the Northern Provinces v Peete and Another (36282/05)

Law Society of the Northern Provinces v Peete and Another (36282/05) [2010] ZAGPPHC 161 (18 October 2010)

The court struck an attorney off the roll after finding repeated client complaints, failures to account, practice without a Fidelity Fund Certificate, and other serious misconduct.

  • Striking Off Attorney
  • Professional Misconduct
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Client Funds Misappropriation
  • Disciplinary Hearing
  • Trust Account Shortfall
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