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Commercial And Corporate [2025] ZAGPJHC 674

Naledi Coal and Logistics (Pty) Ltd v Li Coal Clean Coal Gasification (Pty) Ltd (2024/075293)

Naledi Coal and Logistics (Pty) Ltd v Li Coal Clean Coal Gasification (Pty) Ltd (2024/075293) [2025] ZAGPJHC 674 (7 May 2025)

The High Court held the respondent liable to reimburse coal transport costs incurred by the applicant acting on a mandate to arrange logistics.

  • Agency Relationship
  • Mandate Contract
  • Reimbursement Of Expenses
  • Motion Proceedings
  • Contamination Defence
  • Agency-law
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Commercial And Corporate [2019] ZALMPPHC 34

Sebokuboku Constructions and Water Supply CC v PJMJ Engineering and Plant Hire CC (36/2015)

Sebokuboku Constructions and Water Supply CC v PJMJ Engineering and Plant Hire CC (36/2015) [2019] ZALMPPHC 34 (18 July 2019)

The High Court found an oral partnership existed between the parties for a road project and ordered payment of outstanding disbursements, interest, an account, debatement, and costs.

  • Partnership Agreement
  • Oral Contract
  • Reimbursement Of Expenses
  • Statement And Debatement
  • Joint Venture
  • Proof Of Partnership
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Criminal Law [2014] ZAFSHC 164

S v Booi (175/2014)

S v Booi (175/2014) [2014] ZAFSHC 164 (9 October 2014)

On special review, the High Court set aside a magistrate’s reimbursement order because section 342A(3)(e) of the Criminal Procedure Act was not yet in force.

  • Criminal Procedure Act Section 304
  • Invalid Magistrate Order
  • Reimbursement Of Expenses
  • Criminal-procedure
  • Magistrates-court-review
  • Statutory-purpose-and-commencement
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