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AI summary
The High Court in Johannesburg considered an exception to particulars of claim in a dispute about the supply of quartz caesarstone tiles. The court said the particulars were not excipiable and dismissed the exception with costs.
This appears to concern pleading issues in a contractual damages dispute and may be relevant to civil litigation practitioners.
Evidence from source
The defendant excepted to the particulars of claim as disclosing no cause of action, alternatively being vague and embarrassing.
Supports: The document concerns an exception to pleadings.
I therefore reject the proposition that the particulars disclose no cause of action.
Supports: The court dismissed the no cause of action ground.
The exception is dimissed with costs.
Supports: The outcome was dismissal of the exception with costs.