Tag: unlawful occupation and possession

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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Holding occupational rights: Consent to alienation?

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Eviction just and equitable: Relationship breached

Nimble Investments (Pty) Ltd v JM In considering whether an eviction order would be just and equitable and by a majority decision the SCA confirmed there were two issues. “The first is whether an order for the eviction of...

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Unlawful occupation considered: Just and equitable remedy

Grobler v Phillips Unlawful occupation considered by SCA and pointed out that during the greater part of occupation the property formed part of a farm but gradually the farm became absorbed by the growth of urban developments...

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Occupier defined explained: Clash – ESTA and PIE

Droomer NO v Snyders Full bench considered the jurisdictional issues and the possible conflict and overlapping caused by the provisions of the PIE Act and ESTA and  respondents only qualified as ‘occupiers’ if their occupation...

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Misappropriating company property: Abusing powers

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Right of habitation: Eviction of unlawful occupier

A Hendricks v M Hendricks (20519/14) [2015] ZASCA 165 (25 November 2015) per Majiedt JA (Mhlantla, Leach, Tshiqi and Saldulker JJA concurring): The Supreme Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and remitted the case to the Somerset...

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