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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court dealt with a Rule 43 application brought before any divorce summons had been issued. It upheld the point in limine on that issue, dismissed the Rule 43 application and also dismissed the anti-dissipation interdict application. The court nevertheless made orders for the first respondent to pay amounts towards accommodation, maintenance, medical aid and school fees for the minor children.
This appears to concern Rule 43 proceedings and interim relief concerning minor children and matrimonial litigation.
Evidence from source
Summary: Rule 43 proceedings premature - No divorce action instituted - High Court as upper guardian has inherent jurisdiction to protect minor children
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1
the application for an anti-dissipation interdict is dismissed; and (vi) there is no order in respect of costs.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1