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Commercial And Corporate [2011] ZAWCHC 9

Gaffoor NO and Another v Vangates Investments (Pty) Ltd and Others (23819/2009)

Gaffoor NO and Another v Vangates Investments (Pty) Ltd and Others (23819/2009) [2011] ZAWCHC 9 (17 February 2011)

High Court dismissed a delayed application to rectify a company share register after invalid share transfers from a deceased estate.

  • Rectification Of Share Register
  • Companies Act Section 115
  • Prescription Act Application
  • Delay And Equitable Discretion
  • Rectification-of-share-register
  • Companies-act-section-115
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Commercial And Corporate [2010] ZAGPJHC 103

Gomes-Sebastiao v Quarry Cats (Pty) Ltd (A5015/2010)

Gomes-Sebastiao v Quarry Cats (Pty) Ltd (A5015/2010) [2010] ZAGPJHC 103 (10 November 2010)

High Court appeal on share-register rectification under Companies Act section 115, held that Quarry Cats could be registered as sole member of Laezonia despite non-delivery of transfer documents.

  • Rectification Of Share Register
  • Transfer Of Shares
  • Cession
  • Companies Act Section 115
  • Non Joinder
  • Beneficial Ownership
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Commercial And Corporate [2010] ZANWHC 11

Zwelethu Enviroment Services v Cumming and Others (Pty)

Zwelethu Enviroment Services v Cumming and Others (Pty) [2010] ZANWHC 11 (28 September 2010)

The High Court refused leave to appeal against an urgent order rectifying a share register, finding no reasonable prospect of success on appeal.

  • Rectification Of Share Register
  • Oral Agreement Dispute
  • Companies Act Section 115
  • Leave To Appeal Standard
  • Leave-to-appeal
  • Share-register-rectification
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