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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court dismissed an exception brought by the fourth defendant in a matter involving the Amber Trust. The court dealt with the citation of the plaintiffs as "trustees for the time being" and said the objection was bad in law, and it made an attorney and client costs order.
This may be relevant to trust litigation and to disputes about how trustees are cited in proceedings.
Evidence from source
The exception is dismissed.
Supports: Supports the summary that the exception was dismissed.
the citation of a trust by name in litigation must, I think, be understood as a reference to the trustees for the time being of the trust, whoever they may be
Supports: Supports the summary about the court dealing with citation of the plaintiffs as trustees for the time being.