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Civil Procedure [2023] ZAWCHC 122

Pentagon Financial Solutions (Pretoria) (Pty) Ltd and Others v Pieter Willem Basson the Legare Business Trust and Others (13001/2021)

Pentagon Financial Solutions (Pretoria) (Pty) Ltd and Others v Pieter Willem Basson the Legare Business Trust and Others (13001/2021) [2023] ZAWCHC 122; [2023] 3 All SA 560 (WCC) (15 May 2023)

The court held that the shareholders' 'book' is a discoverable document under Rule 35, as it exists in electronic form and is referenced in the affidavits, making it relevant to the proceedings. The applicants' confidentiality concerns can be addressed by appropriate undertakings and limited access. Documents relating to the winding-up of APS International must be produced, as the applicants referenced compliance with requirements in affidavits and failed to establish lack of relevance or possession. Exceptional circumstances exist to order discovery under Rule 35(13), given the applicants' c…

  • Discovery In Motion Proceedings
  • Rule 35 Uniform Rules
  • Confidentiality Orders
  • Arbitration Award Challenge
  • Shareholder Disputes
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Competition Law [2010] ZACT 65

Competition Commission v South African Breweries Ltd and Others (134/CR/DEC07)

Competition Commission v South African Breweries Ltd and Others (134/CR/DEC07) [2010] ZACT 65; [2010] 2 CPLR 401 (CT) (15 October 2010)

The Competition Tribunal ordered limited production of Metcash documents relevant to a price-discrimination dispute, while refusing broader and more intrusive requests.

  • Price Discrimination
  • Dominant Firm Conduct
  • Equivalence Of Transactions
  • Production Of Documents
  • Confidentiality Orders
  • Competition-law
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