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Civil Procedure [2023] ZAGPJHC 1349

Vastinet (Pty) Ltd v LMC Enterprise (Pty) Ltd (2021/46706)

Vastinet (Pty) Ltd v LMC Enterprise (Pty) Ltd (2021/46706) [2023] ZAGPJHC 1349 (21 November 2023)

The High Court supplemented a summary judgment order to add costs, holding that the omission was inadvertent and could be corrected without altering the substance.

  • Summary Judgment
  • Award Of Costs
  • Functus Officio
  • Supplementary Orders
  • Summary-judgment
  • Costs
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Constitutional Law [2019] ZAECELLC 21

BW Bright Water Way Props (Pty) Ltd v Eastern Cape Development Corporation (EL848/2017; ECD 2148/2017)

BW Bright Water Way Props (Pty) Ltd v Eastern Cape Development Corporation (EL848/2017; ECD 2148/2017) [2019] ZAECELLC 21 (5 September 2019)

The High Court supplemented an earlier order to clarify that constitutional invalidity did not strip the applicant of lease rights, except as expressly invalidated.

  • Constitutional Invalidity
  • Lease Contract Rights
  • Supplementary Orders
  • Constitutional-invalidity
  • Lease-contract-rights
  • Supplementary-order
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Civil Procedure [2003] ZASCA 133

De Villiers NO and Another v BoE Bank Ltd. (477/2002)

De Villiers NO and Another v BoE Bank Ltd. (477/2002) [2003] ZASCA 133; [2004] 1 All SA 481 (SCA); 2004 (3) SA 459 (SCA) (28 November 2003)

The Supreme Court of Appeal refused to amend a costs order after judgment, holding it was functus officio because costs had already been argued and decided.

  • Costs Orders
  • Functus Officio
  • Attorney Client Scale
  • Supplementary Orders
  • Functus-officio
  • Costs-orders
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