In this matter the plaintiff a company duly incorporated and registered in terms of the laws of the Republic of South Africa sued the first, second and third defendants jointly and severally the one paying the others tobe absolved for (a) payment of the sum of ZAR 716 250.00 (b) interest at the prescribed rate from 1 April 2013 to the date of full and final payment and (c) costs of suit on a higher scale. More
At the commencement of this matter Mr Mpofu moved for the condonation of the late filing of the respondent’s heads of argument. Mr Chidziva was gracious enough to consent to the application which I then granted More
The facts in this case are largely common cause and can be summarised as follows:-
Having been furnished with a quotation dated 31 May 2006 for the manufacture and supply of tanks from the defendant, the plaintiff formerly placed an order with the defendant for the supply of same. The plaintiff initially paid a 60% deposit which was followed by the payment of the remaining balance to complete the full purchase price. More
This is contractual a claim for a debt and interest arising therefrom.
The plaintiff sold various electrical goods to the defendanton credit. The defendant fell into arrears amounting to $22968-00.On 5 May 2010 the defendant’s erstwhile managing director signed a final demand agreeing to interest being charged on the overdue account at 4% per month. The plaintiff commenced charging interest on the outstanding amount and payments made were appropriated first to interest and then to the capital amount. At the time of trial, the amount claimed was $12162-00.This figure was revised down to $11 751-00 following adjustments to the account. More
The respondent was employed by the applicant as a Finance Manager. By virtue of his employment the respondent was entitled to the following perquisites,
(a) Toyota Prado, registration No. ABH 7465
(b) A laptop and an iPad 2. More
