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Commercial And Corporate [2022] ZAGPJHC 109

Atlas Park Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Tailifts South Africa (Pty) Ltd (28817/2020)

Atlas Park Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Tailifts South Africa (Pty) Ltd (28817/2020) [2022] ZAGPJHC 109; 2022 (5) SA 127 (GJ); [2022] 4 All SA 28 (GJ) (21 February 2022)

High Court refused to validate lease agreements under Companies Act s 75(8), finding material non-disclosure, conflict of interest, and misuse of a corporate opportunity.

  • Companies Act Section 75
  • Conflict Of Interest
  • Corporate Opportunity
  • Fiduciary Duty
  • Disclosure Requirements
  • Director Liability
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Banking And Finance [2019] ZANCT 175

Volkswagen Financial Services SA (Pty) Ltd v National Credit Regulator (NCT/94937/2017/56(1))

Volkswagen Financial Services SA (Pty) Ltd v National Credit Regulator (NCT/94937/2017/56(1)) [2019] ZANCT 175 (4 April 2019)

The Tribunal confirmed a modified compliance notice against VWFS for charging prohibited motor-vehicle fees and misleadingly disclosing them in credit agreements.

  • National Credit Act Compliance
  • Prohibited Credit Fees
  • Consumer Protection
  • Disclosure Requirements
  • Principal Debt Calculation
  • National-credit-act
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Commercial And Corporate [1988] ZASCA 18

Johannesburg Stock Exchange and Another v Witwatersrand Nigel Ltd. and Another (18/1988)

Johannesburg Stock Exchange and Another v Witwatersrand Nigel Ltd. and Another (18/1988) [1988] ZASCA 18; [1988] 2 All SA 308 (A) (22 March 1988)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that the JSE manager (listings) exceeded his powers under Rule 2.3 by imposing conditions on the shareholder announcement that related to the substance of the underlying transaction, rather than its disclosure. The refusal to approve the announcement and the requirement to amend it were ultra vires and constituted a breach of contract. The president's suspension of Witwatersrand Nigel Limited's share listing under section 17(3) of the Stock Exchanges Control Act was not exercised to protect the public interest but rather as a disciplinary measure, which is not…

  • Stock Exchanges Control Act
  • Contractual Powers Of Stock Exchange
  • Review Of Administrative Action
  • Ultra Vires
  • Disclosure Requirements
  • Suspension Of Listing
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