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[2018] ZAGPPHC 297
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China Construction Bank Corporation Johannesburg Branch v Gobel Agentskappe CC and Others (52295/2015) [2018] ZAGPPHC 297 (2 May 2018)
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REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
GAUTENG DIVISION, PRETORIA
CASE NO: 52295/2015
2/5/2018
Not reportable
Not of interest to other judges
Revised.
In the matter between:
CHINA CONSTRUCTION BANK CORPORATION
JOHANNESBURG BRANCH Plaintiff
and
GOBEL AGENTSKAPPE CC 1st Defendant
PETER HERMANN GOBEL 2nd Defendant
AUTOHAUS GOBEL NORTHCLIFF (PTY) LTD 3rd Defendant
ERF 7178 HATFIELD CC 4th Defendant
GENERAL HELPLINE CC 5th Defendant
QUICK LEAP INVESTMENTS 328 (PTY) LTD 6th Defendant
RED CORAL INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD 7th Defendant
SUNSET BAY TRADING 327 (PTY) LTD 8th Defendant
JUDGMENT: VARIATION: POSTPONEMENT APPLICATION
AC BASSON, J
[1] On 31 July 2017 this Court refused an application for postponement brought by the first, second and fifth defendants. The application was dismissed ordering the third defendant to pay the costs occasioned by the postponement including the costs of two counsel.
[2] It has since been brought to my attention that this order contains a patent error. It was the first. second and fourth to seventh defendants who brought the application to postpone and not the third defendant. Furthermore, the first, second and fifth defendants should have been directed to pay the costs, jointly and severally. This is a patent error as contemplated by Rule 42(1)(b) of the Uniform Rules of Court and one which this court may vary upon the application of any party affected thereby.
[3] In the event, paragraph two of the order in respect of costs is varied as follows:
"Order
[2] The first, second and fifth defendants are ordered to pay the costs jointly and severally. Costs to include the cost of two counsel."
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AC BASSON
JUDGE OF THE HIGH COURT