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Understanding Dispositions Made In Business Rescue and Liquidation: The Macneil Plastics Case

In a recent ruling by the Pretoria High Court in the case of Macneil Plastics (Pty) Ltd v Van Den Heever No and Others (2024 (1) SA 468 (GP)), clarity was provided on the interplay between liquidation and business rescue proceedings. This case highlights the...

Navigating Business Rescue and Liquidation: The PFC Properties Case Explained

Unpack the Supreme Court of Appeal’s decision in PFC Properties (Pty) Ltd V Commissioner, SARS, highlighting the critical distinctions between business rescue and liquidation, and the legal ramifications of misusing business rescue procedures under South African law.

Limpopo High Court Rules on Company Winding-Up

Explore the Limpopo High Court ruling in Rooplal N.O vs. Rezevation 4-2 Communication CC, a critical case on the winding-up of companies due to financial insolvency under South African law. Understand the legal standards for commercial insolvency and its impact on businesses.

Is a Surety’s Liability Limited to the Initial Credit Agreement? Insights from Actisol 145 CC v Seryt Tyres

Gain critical insights from the Gauteng High Court case, Actisol 145 CC v Seryt Tyres, addressing the extent of a surety’s liability in credit agreements. This pivotal judgment, led by Judge Nkutha-Nkontwana, explores whether a surety’s obligation is confined to the initial credit limit or extends to the actual debt incurred. Uncover the legal intricacies, the court’s decision, and its implications for sureties in business credit facilities

Is a Surety’s Liability Limited to the Initial Credit Agreement? Insights from Actisol 145 CC v Seryt Tyres

Gain critical insights from the Gauteng High Court case, Actisol 145 CC v Seryt Tyres, addressing the extent of a surety’s liability in credit agreements. This pivotal judgment, led by Judge Nkutha-Nkontwana, explores whether a surety’s obligation is confined to the initial credit limit or extends to the actual debt incurred. Uncover the legal intricacies, the court’s decision, and its implications for sureties in business credit facilities

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Is reckless credit my get out of jail free card?

Is reckless credit my get out of jail free card?

In simple terms, credit is considered to be reckless if it is clear from the outset that the Consumer will not be able to afford the repayments, or if no affordability test was done at all.
In our case study (below), the affordability test was indeed done, but it was clear that she would not be able to afford the repayments. It, therefore, seems that the credit was granted recklessly.

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I Have Received A Summons – What Does This Mean?

I Have Received A Summons – What Does This Mean?

I Have Received A Summons – What Does This Mean?
Having a Sheriff serve a Summons on you could often be a very scary thing! This is especially true if you know nothing about a Summons and what to do with it. In this article, Kaylee Tree discuss a few important points to remember once you have received a Summons. #Summons #DebtCollection #LetUsHelpYou #StayCalm

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Get Your Debtors To Settle Their Account!

Get Your Debtors To Settle Their Account!

Get Your Debtors To Settle Their Account! Here Are Some Tips From A Debt Collector.
A payment arrangement may be a good option when someone owes you money. However, there is nothing fun about having to hold your breath every month in the hope that they will adhere to the payment arrangement monthly and settle their account in total, at the end of it all. In this article, Kaylee Tree provides tips on how you can get your debtor to settle their account. #PaymentArrangements #PayBackTheMoney #DebtCollection

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Advice From a Debt Collector

Advice From a Debt Collector

Times are tough and we put together some advice from a debt collector.

Our economy has taken a serious knock in recent times. It was frail, to begin with, and Eskom with its constant load-shedding was not making that any easier, but along came the oil war and Coronavirus which caused the entire apple cart to tumble.

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