NUMBER

ON ROLL

CASE NO

PARTIES

ALLOCATION/ORDER GRANTED

PART A: GENERAL CIVIL TRIALS

1.

2016/20412

JOSEPH SHAUN NAIDOO VS THE MINISTER OF POLICE

Plaintiff: Adv N Makopo Defendant: Adv P Mmutle Arrest and detention Merits and quantum

Estimated duration; 2 – 3 days

CAJEE AJ

Secretary: K Netshivhale E-mail:

KNetshivhale@judiciary.org.za

2.

2014/20974

MOLELE JOSEPHINA obo KOKETSO VS MEC FOR HEALTH,

GAUTENG

Trial of Long Duration allocated to MAHALELO J

3.

2021/3159

ENKULISWENI PRE SCHOOL VS NEDBANK LIMITED

Plaintiff: Adv K Kabinde Defendant: Adv L Matsiela

This is an action in which the plaintiff sues for damages against the defendant, on the basis of that the defendant breached its contractual obligations towards the plaintiff; alternatively that the defendant breached a legal duty of care owed to the plaintiff to exercise reasonable care and skill in the performance of its mandate.

*Interpreters to be used for some witnesses

Estimated duration: 4 – 5 days

Pre-trial    conference:   21

September 2022; 16 March

2023

DIPPENAAR J

Secretary: Ms J Blake E-mail:

JBlake@judiciary.org.za

4.

2018/5344

THE BODY CORPORATE OF PRESIDENT TOWERS VS MAHLATSI LAWRANCE RAMASHALA & MPHO PORTIA RAMASHALA

Plaintiff: Adv N Lombard Defendants: Unrepresented Payment of a capital sum, with interest and costs; the capital sum comprises of arrear levies and related charges

Pre-trial conference: 27

January 2022

Estimated duration: 1 day

SUTHERLAND DJP

Secretary: Ms S Kajee E-mail:

SKajee@judicicary.org.za

5.

2019/19672

MASUTHA SINDAY

ELTHIA (born VALASHIYA) VS MASUTHA TSHILILO

MICHAEL

No practice note was uploaded to the electronic file – Matter is struck off from the trial roll

6.

2019/14166

NYAWOSE ORIGEN THULA VS NYAWOSE SIMPHIWE CATHY

(born KHOZA) Plaintiff: Adv L Pretorius Defendant: Adv M Kgomongwe

Divorce – forfeiture

Estimated duration: 2 – 3 days

WANLESS AJ

Secretary: Mr C Mabunda E-mail:

CLMabunda@judiciary.org.za

7.

2021/29290

DEEP BLUE OCEAN TRADING 787 CC t/a AVEMEL VS CONSTANTIA INSURANCE COMPANY

LIMITED

No practice note was uploaded to the electronic file – Matter is struck off from the trial roll

8.

2020/36502

DENNIS GENE KRIEG VS LETTIE TSHUMA

Plaintiff: Adv C J Smith Defendant: Adv M F Jooste Universal partnership – purchase of immovable property

Issues to determine:

The defendant’s liability to the plaintiff

The reasons for the payment of the amounts referred to in the particulars of claim

In the alternative:

The existence of a partnership between the parties;

The terms of the partnership The dissolution of the partnership and the manner thereof;

The distribution of the assets of the partnership

Estimated duration: 2 – 3 days

MAIER –FRAWLEY J

Secretary: Ms E Manuel E-mail:

Emanuel@judiciary.org.za

9.

2020/5616

EDWARDS STUART OYWAY MAYNE VS LFK IMPORTS CC, VENTURE TREADS PROPRIETARY LIMITED, GEOFFREY FULLER HOLLOWAY & DEBORAH LUCIENNE WALKER

Plaintiff: Adv J M Hoffman Defendant: Adv H P van Nieuwenhuizen

The plaintiff claims payment under and in terms of an agreement it contends was concluded between it and the first and second defendants. The plaintiff claims payment against the third and fourth defendants under and in terms of    deeds      of         suretyship      it contends was executed by these defendants in favour of the plaintiff.

The defendants oppose the action raising the following defences:

The claim has prescribed;

No payments were made by the first and second defendants in terms of any agreements between the parties

If payments were made, such payments were made in respect of the first loan agreement by the first defendant and the capital amount, and all interest as provided for in the First Agreement, would have been repaid by December 2013

The payments made by the first defendant exceeded the capital amount owing, and such overpayment stands to be returned to the First Defendant pursuant to the Defendants’ counterclaim

The defendants have delivered a counterclaim seeking payment by the plaintiff to the first defendant:

The first defendant alleges that this               constituted               an overpayment by the first defendant to the plaintiff, and

thus the plaintiff has been

WILSON J

Secretary: Mr T Chauke E-mail:

TiChauke1@judiciary.org.za

enriched and it has been impoverished.

Estimated duration: 4 days

10.

2020/22584

NAUDE YOLANDE GERALDINE VS CITY OF JOHANNESBURG METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

Plaintiff: Adv D J Smit Defendant: Adv S Dlali This is delictual action for loss of support due to the death of a breadwinner as a result of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident which the plaintiff alleges was caused by the defendant’s negligent breach of its duty of care, alternatively, its negligent failure to act reasonably in the circumstances

Estimated duration: 3 days Pre-trial conference: 27

February 2023

Minutes registered: 16 March 2023

G MEYER AJ

Secretary: Ms N Pholo E-mail:

NiPholo@judiciary.org.za

11

2021/23887

MYRTLE SALOMINA KLEYNHANS VS DR.

GIDEON VAN WYK

Matter is removed from the trial roll by notice

12.

2021/26857

PETRUS MOSENKE SEBEELA VS MUNRO FLOWERS & VERMAAK ATTORNEYS, KAREN VERMAAK & STEPHEN

DESOMND FLOWERS

Matter is to be on trial roll of 25 April 2023

PART B: ROAD ACCIDENT FUND

13.

2018/31128

MOLATUDI MALIYE ASYLIA VS ROAD ACCIDENT FUND

Plaintiff: Adv J M Killian Merits and quantum (negligence; general

damages; past and future loss of earnings; future medical expenses; contingencies) Estimated duration: 1 – 2 days (if argued); 4 – 5 days (if evidence led)

Certification conference: 03

August 2022

WAIT

MATTERS REMOVED FROM THE ROLL BY NOTICE

MATTERS NOT ON THE ROLL, COURT FILES ARE NOT WITH ROLL CALLING JUDGE

1.                   The civil trial roll is submitted to the Office of the Deputy Judge President by the Registrar approximately nine (09) court days before the trial date and was correct when it reached the Secretary of the Deputy Judge President.

2.                   The roll received from the registrar’s office is then posted on the website of the Johannesburg Society of Advocates approximately five (05) court days before the trial date, where litigants may inspect the roll.

3.                   The failure of the registrar to include matters on the roll must be taken up with the Registrar by no later than five (05) court days before the trial date. For that purpose, kindly approach the registrar, Ms T. Khumalo (TKhumalo@judiciary.org.za / 010 494 8397) timeously to enquire about the enrolment.

4.                  If the registrar approves the enrolment, the matter may be enrolled and dealt with. If the registrar declines the enrolment, the parties may apply for a new trial date in terms of the existing Practice Directives.

5.                  Last-minute enquiries will not be accommodated.