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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court considered an opposed eviction application about immovable property in Plumstead, Cape Town. It dismissed a stay request, found the first to third respondents to be unlawful occupiers under the common law, and found the fourth and fifth respondents to be unlawful occupiers under the PIE Act. The Court ordered different vacate dates and costs on an attorney-and-client scale.
This may be relevant to eviction, insolvency, and property disputes involving purchasers from liquidators and occupiers claiming under leases.
Evidence from source
The application for a stay of these proceedings is dismissed.
Supports: plain summary: the stay request was dismissed