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Land And Property [2021] ZAMPMBHC 72

Marloth Park Rate Payers Association NPC v Municipal Manager Nkomazi Local Municipality and Another (1277/2020)

Marloth Park Rate Payers Association NPC v Municipal Manager Nkomazi Local Municipality and Another (1277/2020) [2021] ZAMPMBHC 72 (7 February 2021)

The court dismissed a declaratory application about Marloth Park wildlife ownership and culling, holding the applicant lacked standing to bind all property owners.

  • Ownership Of Wildlife
  • Declaratory Relief
  • Locus Standi
  • Municipal Powers
  • Game Theft Act
  • Nature Conservation
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Land And Property [2017] ZAFSHC 4

Appelgryn N.O. and Another v Jankielsohn and Others (3809/2016)

Appelgryn N.O. and Another v Jankielsohn and Others (3809/2016) [2017] ZAFSHC 4 (19 January 2017)

The court granted interim relief allowing the applicants to enter certain farms, capture red lechwe antelopes, mark them, and move them to safe keeping pending interpleader.

  • Game Theft Act
  • Alien Species Permits
  • Interim Interdict
  • Interpleader Proceedings
  • Ownership Of Wildlife
  • Restricted Activities
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Land And Property [2008] ZAKZHC 3

Magudu Game Company (Pty) Ltd v Mathenjwa N.O and Others (2483/07)

Magudu Game Company (Pty) Ltd v Mathenjwa N.O and Others (2483/07) [2008] ZAKZHC 3; [2008] 2 All SA 338 (N) (23 January 2008)

The court held that the applicant owned the game in the reserve because ownership passed when internal fences were removed, and the trust could not claim it.

  • Ownership Of Game
  • Transfer Of Ownership
  • Real Agreement
  • Game Theft Act
  • Usufruct
  • Property Rights
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