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Civil Procedure [2024] ZAKZDHC 91

Swedish Credit Export Agency v Sacks Packaging (Pty) Ltd (D1850/2024)

Swedish Credit Export Agency v Sacks Packaging (Pty) Ltd (D1850/2024) [2024] ZAKZDHC 91 (5 December 2024)

The High Court made ICC arbitration awards an order of court and enforced payment, rejecting a challenge to the existence of the arbitration agreement.

  • International Arbitration Act
  • Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Awards
  • Competence Competence
  • Arbitration Agreement Existence
  • Quasi Mutual Assent
  • International-arbitration
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Commercial And Corporate [2023] ZAGPJHC 764

Momoco International Limited v GFE-MIR Alloys and Minerals SA (Pty) Ltd (55273/2021)

Momoco International Limited v GFE-MIR Alloys and Minerals SA (Pty) Ltd (55273/2021) [2023] ZAGPJHC 764 (2 June 2023)

The court found that there was no illegality in the underlying agreements or the arbitral award. The respondent's allegations of tax evasion and reliance on POCA were unsupported by evidence and irrelevant to the enforceability of the award. Public policy in South Africa requires that freely undertaken contractual obligations be honoured, and the refusal to pay for goods delivered is itself contrary to public policy. The court emphasised the principle of party autonomy and the finality of arbitral awards, noting that any alleged contraventions of foreign law are for the relevant authorities t…

  • International Arbitration Act
  • Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Awards
  • Public Policy Exception
  • Security For Costs
  • Contractual Obligations
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