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Tofie v Maedimole and Another (NCT/287776/2023/165) [2025] ZANCT 13 (7 April 2025)
The National Consumer Tribunal varied a consent order to replace an erroneous acceptance letter with the correct version, leaving the rest of the order unchanged.
Alexanderson obo Lebethoa v Mr Price Group Limited and Others (NCT/336370/2024/165) [2024] ZANCT 28 (7 September 2024)
The National Consumer Tribunal varied a consent order to include an omitted acceptance letter from Old Mutual Finance, finding the omission was an obvious administrative error.
Life Wise (Pty) Ltd t/a Eldan Auto Body v Competition Commission of South Africa (197/CAC/Nov21) [2022] ZACAC 3; [2022] 1 CPLR 3 (CAC) (8 April 2022)
The Competition Appeal Court upheld the refusal to vary a consent order to remove admissions of collusive conduct, finding no exceptional circumstances.
Sager v Cokile and Others (NCT/75349/2017/138(1)(P)) [2018] ZANCT 7 (7 February 2018)
The National Consumer Tribunal varied a consent order to correct Nedbank Limited’s payment terms in a consumer debt rearrangement. No other terms changed.
Sager and Others v Absa Bank Limited and Others (NCT/75475/2017/138(1)(P)) [2017] ZANCT 119 (25 October 2017)
The Tribunal varied a consent order in a debt re-arrangement case to correct BMW Financial Services’ loan term to “linked to the prime interest rate.”
Wason and Another v Absa Bank Limited and Others (NCT/34680/2015/165(1)(P)) [2017] ZANCT 64 (15 May 2017)
The Tribunal varied a consent order to add the omitted debt counsellor’s name. No other substantive changes were made to the debt re-arrangement order.
Wason and Another v Avon Justine (Pty) Ltd and Others (NCT/32785/2015/165(1)(P)) [2017] ZANCT 63 (15 May 2017)
The National Consumer Tribunal varied a prior consent order to include the debt counsellor’s name, while leaving the debt-rearrangement terms unchanged.
Sager and Another v African Bank Limited and Others (NCT/67516/2016/165(1)(P)) [2017] ZANCT 65 (15 May 2017)
The National Consumer Tribunal varied a consent order to include the consumer’s identity number and confirmed the debt-rearrangement payment structure.
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