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Commercial And Corporate [2022] ZAGPJHC 371

South Africa Enterprise Development (PTY) Ltd v Kerani BTW CC (2021/7285)

South Africa Enterprise Development (PTY) Ltd v Kerani BTW CC (2021/7285) [2022] ZAGPJHC 371 (1 June 2022)

The court dismissed a liquidation application because the claimed debt was not yet due and payable, given unfulfilled suspensive conditions and missing regulatory approval.

  • Close Corporation Liquidation
  • Commercial Insolvency
  • Suspensive Conditions
  • Regulatory Approval
  • Contractual Dispute
  • Liquidation
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Competition Law [2021] ZACT 76

Standard Bank Group Limited v Liberty Holdings Limited (LM073Sep21)

Standard Bank Group Limited v Liberty Holdings Limited (LM073Sep21) [2021] ZACT 76 (9 December 2021)

The Competition Tribunal unconditionally approved Standard Bank Group Limited’s merger to acquire the remaining Liberty Holdings shares and obtain sole control.

  • Large Merger
  • Market Structure
  • Public Interest
  • Regulatory Approval
  • Large-merger
  • Competition-tribunal
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Telecoms And Media [2009] ZAGPPHC 76

Congress of South African Trade Unions v Telkom SA Ltd and Others (26557/09)

Congress of South African Trade Unions v Telkom SA Ltd and Others (26557/09) [2009] ZAGPPHC 76 (17 May 2009)

Urgent interim interdict refused in the Vodacom share transaction dispute because the applicants lacked a clear right and the balance of convenience favoured allowing the listing.

  • Telecommunications Licensing
  • Ownership And Control Regulations
  • Urgent Interdict
  • Public Participation
  • Regulatory Approval
  • Locus Standi
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