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AI summary
The High Court considered an application by a body corporate to declare a sectional title unit specially executable. It granted the order with a reserve price of R75 000,00 and authorised the Registrar to issue a warrant of execution. The judgment discusses the parties’ disputes about levies, settlement, marital status, housing, trustees, and other charges.
This appears to concern sectional title levy recovery and execution against immovable property, which may be relevant to body corporates, owners, and conveyancing practitioners.
Evidence from source
the applicant approaches this court for an order declaring the first and second respondents’ immovable property specially executable in terms of Rule 46(1) read with Rule 46A.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1
I am of the view that it should be sold in execution with a reserve price of R75 000,00. Accordingly, the following order is granted
Supports: plain_summary sentence 2