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Nel v First National Bank (NCT/165006/2020/141(1)(b)) [2022] ZANCT 4 (30 January 2022)
The Tribunal recorded that the loan debt had prescribed, the bank would not enforce it, and no costs order was made.
McGinn v Motor Finance Corporation (MFC) A Division of Nedbank Ltd (NCT/110462/2018/141(1)(b)) [2019] ZANCT 105 (23 May 2019)
The Tribunal dismissed a consumer complaint for lack of jurisdiction, holding that a section 127 National Credit Act dispute involving alleged offence conduct could not be directly referred under section 141(1)(b).
Maubert v MTN (Pty) Ltd (NCT/81552/2017/75(1)(b)) [2017] ZANCT 143 (15 December 2017)
The Tribunal dismissed leave to refer a consumer complaint directly after finding the dispute was really an NCA complaint that had first to go to the NCR.
Maduna v Vodacom (NCT/32946/2015/140(1)(b)) [2017] ZANCT 108 (9 October 2017)
The Tribunal refused leave to refer a consumer dispute directly after the parties settled and no live dispute remained.
Motswai v House and Home (NCT33263/2015/75(1)(b)CPA) [2016] ZANCT 20 (7 July 2016)
The Tribunal granted leave to refer a consumer complaint directly after an NCC non-referral, holding the CPA issue arose after the Act’s commencement.
Papier v Buildmart Trading (NCT/38312/2016/75(1)(b) CPA) [2016] ZANCT 13 (31 May 2016)
The Tribunal refused leave to refer because the consumer contract was concluded in 2008, before the CPA’s effective date, so the Act did not apply.
Mapeka v Firstrand Bank Limited (Wesbank) (NCT/14020/2014/141(1)) [2014] ZANCT 44 (11 November 2014)
The Tribunal dismissed an application for leave to refer a credit dispute directly to it, holding the matter was time-barred and already dealt with by the NCR.
Van Rooyen v ABSA Bank (NCT/25/2008/149(1)(P)) [2009] ZANCT 5 (30 January 2009)
The Tribunal dismissed an application for interim relief under the National Credit Act, finding no prima facie discrimination and no basis to grant temporary payment relief.
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