Chundhur v Rampersad (D7934/2020)
Chundhur v Rampersad (D7934/2020) [2025] ZAKZDHC 24 (8 May 2025)
The court found that while the applicant was entitled to seek relief for the encroachment, the circumstances of the case, including the history of the sectional title scheme, the conduct of the parties, and the disproportionate cost of demolition, rendered compensation a fair and equitable remedy. The respondent admitted the encroachment and tendered compensation. The court accepted the respondent's valuation of R11,500.00 as market-related and realistic. The points in limine regarding non-joinder and lis pendens were dismissed, as neither the body corporate, municipality, nor CSOS had a dire…
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- Encroachment
- Neighbour Law
- Compensation For Encroachment
- Joinder
- Lis Pendens
- Sectional Title Schemes