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Commercial And Corporate [2024] ZAGPJHC 1012

African Zaibatsu Corporation Ltd and Another v Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd (2021/8337)

African Zaibatsu Corporation Ltd and Another v Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Ltd (2021/8337) [2024] ZAGPJHC 1012; [2024] 4 All SA 739 (GJ) (7 October 2024)

The Court found that the IDC did not repudiate the loan agreement. The plaintiffs consented to the review and valuation process, and the IDC's conduct in delaying registration of the SNB and communicating a reduced valuation was commercially reasonable and consistent with the terms of the loan agreement, which allowed for review in the event of a material adverse event. The cancellation of the sale agreement by Jasco occurred before the IDC communicated its revised valuation, and the plaintiffs failed to prove that the IDC's conduct was the cause of the cancellation. The damages claimed were…

  • Repudiation Of Contract
  • Loan Agreement
  • Damages Quantification
  • Material Adverse Event
  • Competition Approval
  • Delictual Liability
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Competition Law [2011] ZACT 75

TP Hentiq 6159 (Pty) Ltd v Xeedan Property Portfolio (45/LM/Jun11)

TP Hentiq 6159 (Pty) Ltd v Xeedan Property Portfolio (45/LM/Jun11) [2011] ZACT 75 (3 October 2011)

The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved TP Hentiq’s acquisition of Xeedan Property Portfolio, finding no substantial lessening of competition or public interest concerns.

  • Property Merger
  • Market Share Assessment
  • Horizontal Overlap
  • Public Interest
  • Competition Approval
  • Competition-law
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