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Land And Property [2024] ZAGPJHC 847

City of Johannesburg v Unlawful Occupiers Of Various Units of Various Units At Donovan Macdonald Retirement Centre (2024/090272)

City of Johannesburg v Unlawful Occupiers Of Various Units of Various Units At Donovan Macdonald Retirement Centre (2024/090272) [2024] ZAGPJHC 847 (2 September 2024)

The High Court dismissed the City of Johannesburg’s urgent PIE eviction bid from the Donovan MacDonald Retirement Centre for failing to identify the unlawful occupiers and prove imminent harm.

  • Urgent Eviction
  • Prevention Of Illegal Eviction Act
  • Identification Of Unlawful Occupiers
  • Municipal Responsibility
  • Urgent-eviction
  • Pie-act
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Land And Property [2019] ZAECMHC 29

Mgobozi v Mhlontlo Municipality and Others (70/2017)

Mgobozi v Mhlontlo Municipality and Others (70/2017) [2019] ZAECMHC 29 (4 June 2019)

The court found that the applicant's cause of action was based in nuisance, not solely on constitutional grounds. The third respondent, as the district municipality, is statutorily responsible for domestic waste-water and sewage disposal systems, and is regarded as the entity in control of the area between the second respondent and the applicant. The facts established a continuing and serious nuisance caused by seepage of sewerage from the second respondent's premises onto the applicant's property, materially interfering with her comfort and business. The third and fourth respondents failed t…

  • Nuisance
  • Municipal Responsibility
  • Structural Interdict
  • Domestic Wastewater And Sewage
  • Abatement Of Nuisance
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