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The Western Cape High Court dealt with an opposed motion about the interpretation of a settlement agreement linked to a divorce and a dispute over the transfer of a property in Stilbaai. The court found that the papers raised a genuine dispute of fact and dismissed the application with costs. It also held that two late affidavits were inadmissible.
It may be relevant to disputes about the interpretation of settlement agreements, motion proceedings, and attorney and client privilege.
Evidence from source
The application is dismissed; 2. The Applicant shall pay the Respondent’s costs, with counsel’s fees taxable on scale B.
Supports: Summary claim that the application was dismissed with costs.
The Court considered the Respondent’s version and concluded that it raised a genuine dispute of fact.
Supports: Summary claim about the genuine dispute of fact.
the two affidavits are inadmissible.
Supports: Summary claim that the late affidavits were inadmissible.