The judgment concerns an urgent application under section 18(3) of the Superior Courts Act about whether an earlier order should not be suspended pending appeal. The court found that exceptional circumstances existed and ordered that the operation and execution of the order would not be suspended pending final determination of MBD’s appeal. The order also dealt with a strike out application, further affidavits, and costs.
This appears to concern section 18(3) suspension pending appeal, payment routing, and administration of a debt review portfolio.
Evidence from source
This is an urgent application in terms of section 18(3) of the Superior Courts Act 10 of 2013
Supports: The judgment concerns an urgent section 18(3) application about suspension pending appeal.
Compelling circumstances justifying the immediate execution of the order found to exist. Irreparable harm caused to the applicant by the suspension and no reparable harm caused to the respondent.
Supports: The court’s outcome and reasoning on exceptional circumstances and irreparable harm.
The operation and execution of the Order shall not be suspended pending final determination of MBD’s appeal;
Supports: The operative order made by the court.