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AI summary
The High Court dealt with an urgent return day application concerning a rule nisi granted ex parte to perfect a general notarial covering bond. It also considered intervention applications by two related companies claiming ownership of attached stock and vehicles, and it extended the rule nisi with a supervised item level verification process.
This may be relevant to disputes about ex parte perfection of security, intervention by third parties, and the handling of attached movable property.
Evidence from source
On 23 June 2026, Motha J granted a rule nisi ex parte order, authorising SGT, through the Sheriff, to perfect the bond by taking possession of BSA's hypothecated movable property
Supports: The case concerns an ex parte rule nisi to perfect a covering bond.
The rule nisi (as so varied) is extended and is returnable on 8 February 2027.
Supports: The judgment states an explicit calendar deadline for the return day.