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Before the Honourable Judge Kganyago Unopposed OFFICE OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA, LIMPOPO DIVISION, POLOKWANE Private Bag X 9693; Polokwane; 0700. 36 Biccard Street; Polokwane; 0699 Tel no. (015) 230 4000; Fax no. 015 230 4200 BEFORE THE HONOURABLE JUDGE KGANYAGO UNOPPOSED APPLICATIONS: 25 MARCH 2021 THIRD FLOOR COURT _____ 10:00 No Names of Parties Case no Nature Outcomes 1. Barend Stephanus 7374/2020 Divorce Potgieter Settlement V Elizabeth Catharina Maria Potgieter (Born Bosman) 2. Jeconitta Mohlago 6520/2020 Divorce Mulaudi (Born Mogano) Settlement V Rudzani Gabriel Mulaudzi 3. Ishmail Saadia (Born 7270/2018 Divorce Gani) Settlement V Ismail Kabeer 4. SA Taxi Development 4036/2019 Summary Finance (PTY) LTD Judgment V Seemela Magodiele Julias 5. FFS Finance South 2665/2020 Summary Africa (RF) (PTY) LTD Judgment V Jaws Spraybooth Services CC & 1 Other 6. The Standard Bank of 296/2018 Summary South Africa Limited, Judgment Vehicle and Asset Finance Division V Rudzani Sophie Litshani 7. The Standard Bank of 6429/2019 Rule 46 South Africa Limited V Gileard Kennedy Mtegha & 1 Other 8. Firstrand Bank Limited 6128/2020 Rule 46 V Sherbanu Amod 9. Nedbank Limited 7310/2020 Rule 46 V Kgosi Engineering CC & 1 Other 10. Standard Bank of South 7061/2019 Rule 46 Africa Limited V MMJV Building and Civils (PTY) LTD & 4 Others 11. Nedbank Limited 7682/2020 Compel V The Master of the High Court, Polokwane & 1 Other 12. Funanani Netshivhambe 1503/2019 Compel V MEC for Health Limpopo Province 13. Welgevonden Lodge NO 7896/2020 Compel 57 (PTY) LTD V Limpopo Provincial Liquor Board 14. Muduvhadzi Tshililo 1293/2019 Compel Prince V MEC for Health Limpopo Province 15. Touch Class Trading and 7747/2019 Compel Projects (PTY) LTD V MEC for Transport & 1 Other 16. Reasela Trading & 762/2020 Compel Construction CC V Marthinus Jacobus Bekker N.O 17. Ibhubeshi Consulting 7904/2020 Compel (PTY) LTD & 2 Others V Beeswinkel (PTY) LTD & 1 Other 18. Mohlaba Collen 295/2021 Compel V The MEC, Limpopo Department of Health & 1 Other 19. Michelle Naude 6434/2019 Compel V Gregory-Ray Thompson 20. Kgopa Quartos Mosoto 561/2021 Compel V Mankweng Hospital & 1 Other 21. Ngobeni Ramokone 560/2021 Compel Agnes V Mankweng Hospital & 1 Other 22. SL Schoeman T/A 6047/2020 Sequestration Groblersdal Motor & Diesel Engineers V Jacobus Eksteen (Rule Nusi) 23. Firstrand Bank Limited 7939/2020 Sequestration V Ansie Rossouw Investments NO 1 (PTY) & 3 Others 24. Dada’s World of 8317/2019 Sequestration Hardware CC V Mapula Paulina Duba 25. Danette Bouwer 303/2021 Sequestration V Ignatius Hermanus Bouwer 26. Firstrand Bank Limited 4318/2020 Sequestration V Johannes Renier Els 27. Conrad Alexander 285/2021 Declaratory Starbuck NO Order V Mari Haywood NO & 8 Others 28. Magane Lepala Anna 226/2021 Declaratory Order V Ester Mmotla (Maepa) & 1 Other 29. Legodi Suldence 220/2021 Declaratory Madingese Order V Seshego Hospital, Chief Executive Officer & 2 Others 30. Ramaesela Linah Maleka 525/2019 Declaratory Order V Raesetsa Mary Ramaphakela & 1 Other 31. MEC for Health, Limpopo 264/2021 Interdict Province DR Poppy Ramathuba V Prince Thembani Gift (Rule Nisi) Hlungwani & 1 Other 32. RO Swika Projects CC 1495/2021 Interdict V Jerry Phele & 4 Others (Rule Nisi) 33. Arlyn Investment (PTY) 5934/2020 Interdict LTD V Hansen Engineering and Mining (PTY) LTD & 8 Others 34. Dalene Van Zyl 114/2021 Interdict V Montagu Ross Pohl & 1 Other 35. Kgwadi Ya Madiba 179/2021 Payment General Trading & Projects (PTY) LTD V Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality 36. Aeci Limited 7927/2020 Payment V Peter David Simpson 37. Sports Tavern & 5076/2020 Irregular Steps Restaurant & 2 Others V The Executor Estate Late A.P Santos 38. Rephus Seshibedi 8735/2019 Irregular Steps Moloko V Madimetja Peter Seshoka & 3 Others 39. Standard Bank of South 5463/2019 Variation Africa Limited V Matimba Kevin Nkuna 40. Toyota Financial 3257/2019 Variation Services (South Africa) LTD V Balihluthe Creatives Projects CC 41. Chuene Hain Seanego 6154/2020 Condonation V Minister of Police 42. Modikeng Construction & 4653/2016 Rescission 1 Other V Pule Diketane & 1 Other 43. Gladys Singo 304/2021 Review V MEC for Health, Limpopo Province 44. Sammy Maite Kgatle 1106/2016 Curator Ad Litem V Road Accident Fund & 1 Other 45. Matlala Aloe Park 489/2021 Set Aside Writ of Execution V Sheriff Groblersdal N.O & 3 Others 46. Nedbank Limited 7541/2019 Default Judgment V George Da Silva Ramalho N.O & 1 Other .
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