Tag: PIE Act 4

Eviction application requirements: No appeal right nor prospects

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Evicting homeless occupiers: Justice and equity?

Telkom SA (Soc) Ltd v MEM What alternatives are there to provide accommodation off-site to residents at training centre rather than evicting homeless occupiers? “33 Finally, I cannot accept that Telkom has no effective...

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Eviction requirements restated: PIE evidential burden

Madulammoho HA NPC vs N What are the legal requirements that need to be met before an eviction order can be granted by a court? “8 The principles of justice and equity are, first, that the applicant for an eviction order...

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Just and equitable eviction: Community scheme

De Wet NO v G (Grove Body Corporate) In what circumstances will it be just and equitable to grant an eviction order from a unit in a sectional title community scheme and what notice has to be given? “[8]. This defence is...

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Occupation and eviction rights: Balancing interests

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Land occupation issues: ESTA and PIE distinguished

Frannero Property Investments 202 (Pty) Ltd v Selapa In deciding occupation of land issues when are occupants covered by the Extension of Security of Tenure Act 62 of 1997 (ESTA)? “[24] Consistent with the basic common law...

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Life-right confirmed: Eviction order overturned

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