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Banking And Finance [2022] ZANCT 52

Intuitive PDA (Pty) Ltd v The National Credit Regulator (NCT/212225/2021/56(1))

Intuitive PDA (Pty) Ltd v The National Credit Regulator (NCT/212225/2021/56(1)) [2022] ZANCT 52 (20 September 2022)

The Tribunal refused Intuitive PDA’s bid to set aside a compliance notice, holding the notice was sufficiently detailed and that the applicant had not perempted its review rights.

  • National Credit Act Compliance
  • Payment Distribution Agent Regulation
  • Compliance Notice Review
  • Debt Counsellor Fees
  • Reporting Obligations
  • Compliance-notice-review
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Civil Procedure [2010] ZAGPJHC 107

John and Others v Hi-tech Inks (Pty) Limited and Another (09/22543)

John and Others v Hi-tech Inks (Pty) Limited and Another (09/22543) [2010] ZAGPJHC 107 (10 November 2010)

High Court judgment on condonation and an Anton Piller report: the court upheld the search methodology, allowed disclosure steps, and granted extra time.

  • Anton Piller Order
  • Electronic Evidence
  • Condonation
  • Confidential Information
  • Reporting Obligations
  • Anton-piller-order
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Competition Law [2008] ZACT 68

Scaw South Africa (Pty) Ltd v Ozz Industries (Pty) Ltd (13/LM/JAN08)

Scaw South Africa (Pty) Ltd v Ozz Industries (Pty) Ltd (13/LM/JAN08) [2008] ZACT 68; [2008] 2 CPLR 289 (CT) (4 June 2008)

The Competition Tribunal approved the Scaw/Ozz merger subject to five-year supply, pricing, and reporting conditions aimed at protecting customers and monitoring compliance.

  • Merger Control
  • Conditions Of Approval
  • Price Regulation
  • Reporting Obligations
  • Merger-control
  • Competition-law
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