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AI summary
The Supreme Court of Appeal considered whether two invoice based agreements between Profit Hub and Zuwon were discounting agreements or loans. It held that the agreements were loans, and also dealt with whether the National Credit Act applied to them. The appeal was upheld and the high court order was replaced with judgment for Profit Hub, interest, and costs.
This may be relevant to credit, finance and commercial litigation practitioners dealing with invoice financing, loan characterisation and National Credit Act threshold questions.
Evidence from source
The appeal is upheld with no order as to costs.
Supports: The appeal outcome and replacement of the high court order
the agreements are properly characterised as loans and not discounting agreements.
Supports: The characterisation finding