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Commercial And Corporate [2024] ZANCT 57

Dumas v Concord Food and Drug Distributors (Pty) Ltd (NCT/272304/2023/75(1)(b))

Dumas v Concord Food and Drug Distributors (Pty) Ltd (NCT/272304/2023/75(1)(b)) [2024] ZANCT 57 (30 October 2024)

The National Consumer Tribunal refused leave to refer a consumer complaint about allegedly unsafe eardrops, finding the personal-harm claim time-barred and any remaining issue academic.

  • Consumer Protection Act
  • Leave To Refer
  • Product Safety
  • Time Barring
  • Continuing Conduct
  • Consumer-protection
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Civil Procedure [2024] ZAKZPHC 15

Milling Techniks (Pty) Ltd v MEC for Kwazulu-Natal Department of Transport and Another (6319/2022P)

Milling Techniks (Pty) Ltd v MEC for Kwazulu-Natal Department of Transport and Another (6319/2022P) [2024] ZAKZPHC 15 (6 March 2024)

The High Court dismissed leave to appeal, finding no reasonable prospects of success and ordering costs, including the costs of two counsel.

  • Leave To Appeal
  • Contractual Interpretation
  • Time Barring
  • Repudiation
  • Adjudication Proceedings
  • Leave-to-appeal
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Civil Procedure [2017] ZAECGHC 87

Norland Construction (Pty) Ltd v O R Tambo District Municipality (37/2015)

Norland Construction (Pty) Ltd v O R Tambo District Municipality (37/2015) [2017] ZAECGHC 87 (4 July 2017)

The court upheld Norland Construction’s claims for extensions of time and extra costs arising from labour unrest and unforeseen subsurface conditions.

  • Construction Contracts
  • Extension Of Time
  • Adverse Physical Conditions
  • Contractual Compliance
  • Time Barring
  • Claims Procedure
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