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AI summary
The judgment concerns an urgent application by Mjayeli Security Services to suspend Eskom’s decision restricting it and its directors from doing business with Eskom for seven years. The court also dealt with the applicant’s complaint about payment under existing contracts and Eskom’s tender to deal with unpaid invoices. Part A of the application was dismissed with costs.
This appears to concern supplier restrictions, procurement processes and payment disputes involving Eskom and National Treasury.
Evidence from source
The applicant seeks to suspend the implementation of a decision taken by the first respondent (Eskom), in terms of which the applicant and its directors were restricted from doing business with Eskom for a period of seven years
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the applicant complains that the blacklisting appears to not only be in respect of future tenders and contracts, but current contracts and the payments in respect of those
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Order Part A of the application is dismissed with costs, which costs are to be taxed in accordance with Scale C.
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