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AI summary
The High Court dealt with an application to declare certain sectional title commercial properties specially executable in order to enforce a CSOS adjudication order for arrear levies. The respondent also sought a stay of execution pending review, but the court dismissed that counter-application. The court found that the adjudication order had been lodged and registered, and granted the special execution order.
This may be relevant to sectional title bodies corporate and owners dealing with CSOS adjudication orders and execution against commercial property.
Evidence from source
Summary: Enforcement of adjudication order of the Community Schemes Ombud Services adjudicator– whether the latter is an order of court executable as such
Supports: plain summary sentence 1
application for stay of execution pending review – test applied – requirements for interim relief pending review - prima facie right - irreparable harm not met – order enforceable – commercial properties specially executable.
Supports: plain summary sentences 1 and 2