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Civil Procedure [2017] ZAWCHC 6

International Fruit Genetics LLC v Redelinghuys NO and Others (24870/16)

International Fruit Genetics LLC v Redelinghuys NO and Others (24870/16) [2017] ZAWCHC 6; 2019 (4) SA 174 (WCC) (7 February 2017)

The court held that the Protection of Businesses Act does not apply to the vines and grapes in question, as they do not constitute 'matter or material' within the meaning of the Act. The assertion by the PER Redelinghuys Familie Trust of independent contractual rights was found to be patently untenable and rejected on the papers; there was no genuine dispute of fact. The licensing agreements were validly terminated due to AMT's breaches. Although the Californian judgment is final and enforceable, the court exercised its discretion to partially stay enforcement pending the outcome of the appea…

  • Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Judgments
  • Protection Of Businesses Act
  • Contractual Breach
  • Urgent Interdict
  • Trust Law
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Civil Procedure [2012] ZAWCHC 64

Doerner v Gubalke (2404/2011)

Doerner v Gubalke (2404/2011) [2012] ZAWCHC 64 (20 March 2012)

The High Court refused provisional sentence on a German default judgment, finding the plaintiff had not proved finality, foreign jurisdiction, or compliance with the filing order.

  • Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Judgments
  • International Jurisdiction
  • Public Policy Exception
  • Default Judgment
  • Lease Agreement Dispute
  • Foreign-judgment-enforcement
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Civil Procedure [2006] ZASCA 88

Society of Lloyds v Price ; Society of Lloyd's v Lee' (327/05)

Society of Lloyds v Price ; Society of Lloyd's v Lee' (327/05) [2006] ZASCA 88; 2006 (5) SA 393 (SCA) (1 June 2006)

The court held that English law governed prescription, the English court had jurisdiction, and the English default judgments were enforceable in South Africa.

  • Conflict Of Laws
  • Prescription
  • Recognition And Enforcement Of Foreign Judgments
  • Exclusive Jurisdiction Clause
  • Public Policy
  • Provisional Sentence
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