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AI summary
The High Court in Pretoria dealt with six applications arising from long-running litigation between the parties. It granted leave to amend the main notice of motion, dismissed several interlocutory applications, and made orders for security for costs in specified pending proceedings. The court also declared the first to third respondents vexatious litigants and restrained them from instituting new or further proceedings without leave of court.
This may be relevant to parties following vexatious proceedings, security for costs, and case management orders in the Gauteng Division.
Evidence from source
The First, Second and Third Respondents are declared vexatious litigants as envisaged in section 2 of the Vexatious Proceedings Act 3 of 1956.
Supports: Declaration of vexatious litigants.