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AI summary
The High Court heard an urgent application about a writ of execution and a bank account hold linked to unpaid levies claimed by the Body Corporate of Waterfront Mews. The court found the attachment of the applicant’s bank account was incomplete and set it aside, and it stayed the execution of the 14 May 2026 order pending the rescission application. Costs were ordered to follow the rescission application.
This may be relevant to parties dealing with execution steps, bank account attachments, and stay applications pending rescission.
Evidence from source
The essence of the application is the upliftment of a hold placed by the third respondent (ABSA) on the applicant’s bank account and the stay of the execution of the order in terms of rule 45A
Supports: plain summary sentence 1
the attachment of the applicant’s bank account by ABSA on 29 June 2026 is inconsistent with the provisions of rule 45(8)(c)(i)(a), invalid and falls to be set aside.
Supports: plain summary sentence 2