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[2010] ZAWCHC 582
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Cameron-Dow v MFV Juliette and Others (AC 70/2010, AC 85/2010) [2010] ZAWCHC 582 (29 November 2010)
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
(WESTERN CAPE HIGH COURT, CAPE TOWN)
NAME OF VESSEL: MFV "'JULIETTE'"
In the matters between:
AC 70/2010
MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER CAMERON-DOW …........................................................Applicant
and
THE MFV "'JULIETTE'" …...................................................................................First Respondent
C-CRAFT CC …..............................................................................................Second Respondent
RAYMOND COOPER ….....................................................................................Third Respondent
PIERRE JAN LAUBSCHER ….........................................................................Fourth Respondent
BASIC BLUE TRADING 232 CC ….....................................................................Fifth Respondent
AC 85/2010
PIERRE JAN LAUBSCHER ….................................................................................First Applicant
In his capacity as sole proprietor of
WICKED LADY FISHING
BASIC BLUE TRADING 232 CC ….....................................................................Second Applicant
v
THE MFV "'JULIETTE'" …...................................................................................First Respondent
MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER CAMERON DOW …............................................Second Respondent
C-CRAFT CC …...................................................................................................Third Respondent
RAYMOND COOPER …...................................................................................Fourth Respondent
JUDGMENT HANDED DOWN THIS MONDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2010
CLEAVER J
My attention has been drawn to the fact that the order issued in terms of the judgment handed down on 18 November 2010 incorporated a rule nisi. This was a patent error as I had intended a final order to be granted. I accordingly direct that the order marked "X" annexed hereto is to replace the order marked "X" which was annexed to the judgment of 18 November 2010. Annexures "A" and "B" to the previous order continue to form part of the order.
R B CLEAVER