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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court dealt with an unopposed appeal arising from eviction proceedings involving the Tommy Joubert Trust and Mr Hassne. It granted condonation, upheld the appeal, set aside the magistrate's order, and remitted the matter to the court a quo for determination of the merits. The judgment says the Trust's later resolution and ratification cured the procedural defect raised about locus standi.
This may be relevant to eviction proceedings and trust litigation where locus standi and later ratification are in issue.
Evidence from source
the Trust producing, in reply to Mr Hassne’s challenge, the resolution which included ratification of prior steps in the litigation, the procedural defect upon which Mr Hassne relied was cured.
Supports: plain_summary: Trust resolution and ratification cured the procedural defect