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Commercial And Corporate [2019] ZASCA 142

Liberty Group Limited and Others v Mall Space Management CCt/a Mall Space Management (644/18)

Liberty Group Limited and Others v Mall Space Management CCt/a Mall Space Management (644/18) [2019] ZASCA 142; 2020 (1) SA 30 (SCA) (1 October 2019)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that the contract between Liberty Group and Mall Space Management was a mandate terminable at will by the principal under common law, with no obligation to provide notice unless expressly agreed. The court rejected the high court's reliance on Ubuntu and fairness as self-standing bases for imposing a notice period, confirming that such values inform but do not override established contract law principles. The evidence showed Mall Space failed to account properly for rental income and was in arrears, justifying termination. The claim of unlawful competition aga…

  • Contract Of Mandate
  • Termination Of Agency
  • Ubuntu In Contract Law
  • Unlawful Competition
  • Final Interdict
  • Public Policy
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Commercial And Corporate [2014] ZAWCHC 8

Woolworths (Pty) Ltd v P Christodoulou And Sons Textiles and Another (A391/2012, 3541/2012)

Woolworths (Pty) Ltd v P Christodoulou And Sons Textiles and Another (A391/2012, 3541/2012) [2014] ZAWCHC 8 (10 February 2014)

The court upheld Woolworths’ appeal, refusing rectification of a franchise addendum because the respondents did not prove a common intention to extend the term.

  • Rectification Of Contract
  • Tacit Agreement
  • Franchise Agreement
  • Contractual Consensus
  • Good Faith
  • Ubuntu In Contract Law
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