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Civil Procedure [2024] ZANCHC 19

Van Den Hever and Another v South African National Road Agency Limited and Another (19/2023)

Van Den Hever and Another v South African National Road Agency Limited and Another (19/2023) [2024] ZANCHC 19 (8 March 2024)

The court awarded costs against SANRAL after a six-year delay in transferring property under a sale agreement, finding the trustees were justified in litigating.

  • Specific Performance
  • Transfer Of Property
  • Costs Award
  • Contractual Delay
  • Costs-award
  • Property-transfer
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Commercial And Corporate [2013] ZAGPPHC 476

Mmakola and Another v Nelep (A331/2013)

Mmakola and Another v Nelep (A331/2013) [2013] ZAGPPHC 476 (5 December 2013)

The High Court upheld a cross-appeal and ordered the appellants to pay interest and costs after delaying bank guarantees for a farm sale.

  • Sale Of Land
  • Contractual Delay
  • Interest On Purchase Price
  • Costs Award
  • Contract-law
  • Sale-of-land
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Land And Property [2012] ZASCA 21

Mokala Beleggings (Pty) Ltd and Another v Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform and Others (2012 (4) SA 22 (SCA);

Mokala Beleggings (Pty) Ltd and Another v Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform and Others (2012 (4) SA 22 (SCA); [2012] 3 All SA 130 (SCA)) [2012] ZASCA 209; [2012] ZASCA 21 (23 March 2012)

The SCA held the State liable for mora interest after delaying land-transfer payment; written demands placed it in mora, and the appeal succeeded.

  • Mora Interest
  • Contractual Delay
  • Specific Performance
  • Land Claims
  • Sale Of Land
  • Restitution Of Land Rights Act
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