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AI summary
The judgment concerns a dispute about clearing services and alleged liability for customs-related charges after SARS found irregularities in imported goods. The court recorded that the Defendant was liable to the Plaintiff for R814,278.43, with interest and costs, after finding that the Plaintiff’s standard trading conditions applied to the business relationship.
This may be relevant to parties dealing with clearing, forwarding and customs documentation arrangements.
Evidence from source
Summary: Contract for clearing services under Customs and Excise Act 91 of 1964-disputes arising from-liability in contract- whether waived or novated- creditor accepting undertaking to pay by third party.
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