V Munilall & Associates v State Attorney and Others (16331/2020)
V Munilall & Associates v State Attorney and Others (16331/2020) [2020] ZAGPPHC 323 (29 June 2020)
The applicant failed to prove that the respondents were in contempt of the court order, as they were not parties to the original proceedings and no obligation was imposed on them by the order of Chesiwe AJ. There was no evidence of wilfulness or mala fides on the part of the respondents, nor any facts indicating grossly improper or unprofessional conduct that would justify a de bonis propriis costs order. The respondents acted in representative capacities and no nexus was established between the respondents and the State Tender Board for personal liability. Condonation for late filing of affi…
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- Contempt Of Court
- De Bonis Properiis Costs
- Condonation
- Personal Liability Of State Officials