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Civil Procedure [2024] ZAGPPHC 461

Tikka Tikka Projects (Pty) Limited and Others v Carrim Holdings (Pty) Ltd (046271/2022)

Tikka Tikka Projects (Pty) Limited and Others v Carrim Holdings (Pty) Ltd (046271/2022) [2024] ZAGPPHC 461 (14 May 2024)

The High Court dismissed an exception to particulars of claim in a credit-agreement dispute, holding the pleaded tacit acceptance issue went to the merits.

  • Exception Procedure
  • Credit Agreement
  • Pleading Requirements
  • Tacit Acceptance
  • Vagueness And Embarrassment
  • Exception-procedure
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Commercial And Corporate [2011] ZAWCHC 69

Radio Retail (Pty) Ltd v Primedia (Pty) Ltd t/a Primedia Instore (22332/2010)

Radio Retail (Pty) Ltd v Primedia (Pty) Ltd t/a Primedia Instore (22332/2010) [2011] ZAWCHC 69 (10 March 2011)

The High Court upheld an urgent interdict dispute over Spar in-store advertising rights, finding the Applicants’ contracts valid and the Respondent’s conduct unlawful.

  • Unlawful Competition
  • Interdictory Relief
  • Contractual Interference
  • Stipulatio Alteri
  • Urgent Application
  • Tacit Acceptance
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Commercial And Corporate [2001] ZASCA 36

Seeff Commercial and Industrial Properties (Pty) Ltd v Silberman (304 / 98)

Seeff Commercial and Industrial Properties (Pty) Ltd v Silberman (304 / 98) [2001] ZASCA 36; [2001] 3 All SA 133 (A); 2001 (3) SA 952 (SCA) (26 March 2001)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that a contract was concluded between the parties in September 1994 on the terms set out in Annexure A1, as amended by paragraph 1 of A5 regarding price increases for materials. The court found that the respondent's silence and subsequent conduct amounted to tacit acceptance of the counter-offer, and that the appellant proceeded with the project on this basis. The court rejected the appellant's argument that express communication of acceptance was required, noting that the circumstances and commercial practice justified an inference of acceptance. The appeal w…

  • Contract Formation
  • Tacit Acceptance
  • Counter Offer
  • Pleading Defects
  • Project Management Agreement
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