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AI summary
The High Court considered a dispute about the administration of the Bellstedt Family Trust and a claimed loan account said to be owed to the second respondent. It granted condonation for a late replying affidavit and found that the purported loan account was invalid and that the resolution of 19 December 2025 was reviewed and set aside.
This may be relevant to trust administration, trustee decision making, and disputes over alleged claims against trust assets.
Evidence from source
CONDONATION for the late filing of the applicant’s replying affidavit is granted.
Supports: Plain summary claim that condonation was granted.
It is declared that the second respondent’s purported loan account against the Bellstedt Family Trust is invalid and of no force or effect.
Supports: Plain summary claim that the loan account was found invalid.
The resolution purportedly passed on 19 December 2025 approving repayment of such loan account is reviewed and set aside.
Supports: Plain summary claim that the 19 December 2025 resolution was set aside.