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AI summary
The judgment concerns an application about the ownership of a property in Gauteng and whether the first respondent’s name on the title deed should be declared null and void. The court said the applicant’s fraud allegations were not established on the papers and dismissed the application with costs.
It may be relevant to property, conveyancing and litigation matters involving disputed title deed registrations and motion proceedings.
Evidence from source
The applicant applies for an order that he is the sole owner and that the addition of the first respondent’s name to the Title Deed T9964/2015 be declared null and void.
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The applicant’s contentions regarding fraud are flimsy and lack primary facts.
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The application is dismissed with costs on an attorney and client scale
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