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Commercial And Corporate [2011] ZASCA 72

Janse van Rensburg NO and Others v Botha (758/10)

Janse van Rensburg NO and Others v Botha (758/10) [2011] ZASCA 72 (25 May 2011)

The Supreme Court of Appeal upheld a liquidators’ claim to set aside payments under s 29 of the Insolvency Act in the Krion pyramid scheme.

  • Liquidation Of Pyramid Scheme
  • Voidable Preferences
  • Debtor Creditor Relationship
  • Illegality Of Contract
  • Consolidation Of Estates
  • Voidable-preferences
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Civil Procedure [2011] ZASCA 71

Janse van Rensburg NO and Others v Steyn (66/10)

Janse van Rensburg NO and Others v Steyn (66/10) [2011] ZASCA 71; 2012 (3) SA 72 (SCA) (25 May 2011)

The SCA held that liquidators of a consolidated insolvency estate could recover payments as voidable preferences under section 29 and awarded interest from judgment only.

  • Insolvency Act Section 29
  • Voidable Preference
  • Consolidation Of Estates
  • Locus Standi Of Liquidators
  • Mora Interest
  • Default Judgment
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Civil Procedure [2006] ZASCA 152

Allers and Others v Fourie No and Others (491/05)

Allers and Others v Fourie No and Others (491/05) [2006] ZASCA 152 (21 September 2006)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that creditors proved against Chinza remained proved creditors under the consolidated estate, and refused declaratory relief on s 419 certificates.

  • Insolvency Act
  • Proof Of Claims
  • Consolidation Of Estates
  • Declaratory Orders
  • Costs De Bonis Propriis
  • Insolvency-law
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