
High Court rules on SARS’s R5.3bn claim against Sasfin Bank
The judgment dismissed parts of Sasfin’s exceptions and left SARS’s statutory claim under the Financial Sector Regulation Act to proceed.

The judgment dismissed parts of Sasfin’s exceptions and left SARS’s statutory claim under the Financial Sector Regulation Act to proceed.

Medihelp says it will challenge the judgment while the cost of Elaprase awaits a final decision by the CMS Appeal Board.

A High Court ruling has confirmed that retailers can’t rely on disclaimer notices alone to avoid liability for customer injuries.

The Supreme Court confirms that any post-default restructuring of NCA-regulated loans must comply strictly with the Act.

The High Court has ruled the state liable for over R2 million after police ignored warnings and failed to protect a game farmer’s property and wildlife.

The High Court upheld the NCT’s ruling against Avura Motors, criticising the dealership for attempting to discredit an assessor’s report it had previously relied on.

The Court ordered Sizwe Hosmed’s principal officer to personally pay legal costs after dismissing the scheme’s attempt to overturn the provisional curatorship.

The Supreme Court of Appeal will hear arguments on the merits if the appeal is upheld.

The High Court freezes payouts from the late former Deputy President’s R44.7m annuity amid a family dispute.

The judgment makes it clear that remedies under the CPA – refund or replacement – are enforceable and cannot be frustrated by delay or technical objections.

The High Court’s ruling clarifies that clinically necessary cosmetic interventions can be recognised as legitimate past medical expenses in personal injury claims.

The Full Bench provides its reasons for dismissing the EFF’s attempt to halt the Minister of Finance’s decision to increase the general fuel levy.

The Court says credit providers must ensure full transparency in disclosing the nature, cost, and financing implications of these charges.

A High Court ruling shows that failing to keep a safe following distance – and failing to back up your story with solid evidence – can cost you your case as well as your claim.

Eastern Cape court rules section 25 claims need credible proof of electricity causing damage.

The curator will assess Sizwe Hosmed’s finances and recommend whether it should merge, be liquidated, or continue.

The High Court upholds a National Consumer Tribunal ruling that the dealer must refund the purchase price and pay a fine for breaching the Consumer Protection Act.