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AI summary
The judgment concerns a loan agreement, suretyship and mortgage bond between the parties, and the court analysed how the amounts owing should be calculated. It reduced the applicant’s claim to R9 682.35, declined to declare the property specially executable, and ordered each party to pay its own costs.
It may be relevant to parties dealing with loan agreement calculations, suretyship, mortgage bond security and proportionality in execution orders.
Evidence from source
As regards the applicant’s claim for an order declaring specially executable the second respondent’s immovable property, that application should fail on the basis of the principle of proportionality.
Supports: The court declined to declare the property specially executable and relied on proportionality.