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Commercial And Corporate [2018] ZASCA 62

Mostert and Others v Nash and Another (604/2017)

Mostert and Others v Nash and Another (604/2017) [2018] ZASCA 62; [2018] 3 All SA 1 (SCA); 2018 (5) SA 409 (SCA) (21 May 2018)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that the fee agreement between the curator and the Financial Services Board, which provided for remuneration as a percentage of amounts recovered for the Sable Industries Pension Fund, was not in accordance with the norms of the attorneys' profession as required by paragraph 9 of the curatorship order. The evidence established that the conventional norm for attorney remuneration is an hourly rate, not a percentage of recoveries, unless specifically authorized by the court. While such contingency arrangements are not per se unlawful and may be authorized by the…

  • Curatorship Remuneration
  • Contingency Fees Act
  • Public Policy In Contracts
  • Pension Fund Surplus
  • Administrative Action Review
  • Locus Standi
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Commercial And Corporate [1999] ZASCA 54

Tek Corporation Provident Fund and Others v Lorentz (490/97)

Tek Corporation Provident Fund and Others v Lorentz (490/97) [1999] ZASCA 54; [1999] 4 All SA 297 (A); 1999 (4) SA 884 (SCA); (1999) 20 ILJ 2797 (SCA) (3 September 1999)

The SCA held that pension fund surplus could not lawfully be used to avoid employer contributions to a provident fund, but other relief ordered below was set aside.

  • Pension Fund Surplus
  • Contribution Holiday
  • Fiduciary Duties Of Trustees
  • Statutory Interpretation
  • Transfer Of Fund Assets
  • Pension-fund-surplus
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