NUMBER ON

ROLL

CASE NO

PARTIES

ALLOCATION/ORDER GRANTED

PART A: GENERAL CIVIL TRIALS

1

2018/30023

SWANEPOEL CHARMAINE v

SWANEPOEL JAN

Matter is removed from the trial roll by notice

2

2019/20323

UNITRADE 1047 CC t/a ISIDINGO SECURITY SERVICES v TRANSNET SOC LTD t/a TRANSNET ENGINEERING

Plaintiff: Adv W N Shapiro SC

Defendant: Adv M K Mathipa In the main claim, the plaintiff claims money as performance under two security services contracts, one awarded through tender and the other awarded through a Quotation.

In the counterclaim, the defendant claims contractual damages for breach of contract and set-off of the plaintiff’s claim against payment of damages due to the defendant by the plaintiff. The defendant also claims monies based on unjustified enrichment for monies paid in error to the plaintiff whilst not due.

Estimated duration: 2 days

MAHALELO J

Secretary: Mr G Lebelo

Email: GLebelo@judiciary.org.za

3

2019/29564

BARNARD IAN KEITH v BARNARD CATHY ANN

Plaintiff: Unknown Defendant: Adv S P Pincus SC

Matrimonial matter

Plaintiff directed request to defendant for postponement of matter, which request was refused

Pre-trial  conference:  30

August 2022

Minutes filed: 30 August 2022

Estimated duration: 5 days Issue to determine: Whether the agreement of settlement concluded between the parties is to be made an order of court;

The issue relating to the accrual claims is to be decided separately, which issue is stayed until the agreement of settlement issue is stayed

The parties have agreed that if the defendant succeeds in respect of the agreement of settlement issue, then the defendant will be entitled to be granted a decree of divorce and an order that the agreement of settlement concluded between the parties be made an order of court.

In the event of the plaintiff succeeding in regard to the agreement of settlement issue, then the plaintiff will be entitled to be granted a decree of divorce and the trial will then be postponed in order for the accrual issue to be heard and determined; The further issue between the parties is which party should pay the costs of the separated issue

TWALA J

Secretary: Mr L Mabasa Email: LMabasa@judiciary.org.za

4

2016/11424

MPHO SEDI v CITY OF JOHANNESBURG METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY

Plaintiff: Adv M Mavunda Defendant: Adv Mosikili Alleged fall in manhole Merits

Estimated duration: 1 – 2 days

STRIJDOM AJ

Secretary: Mr K Ramoroka Email: KwRamoroka@judiciary.org.za

5

2014/41095

NTOMBIZODWA MAPLANKA v CLEAPPER MAPLANKA

Plaintiff: Adv W Naude Defendant: Adv L Mhlanga Estimated duration: 1 – 2 days

Divorce (division of joint estate; appointment of liquidator and receiver; both parties to be co-holders of parental rights and responsibilities with right to access; payment of maintenance in respect of minor children; payment of arrear Rule 43 maintenance)

Pre-trial conference: 12 July 2022; 20 July 2022

Minutes filed: 22 August 2022

MATTER STANDS TO BE ALLOCATED. THE ALLOCATION WILL OCCUR AS SOON AS A JUDGE BECOMES AVAILABLE. THE PARTIES WILL BE NOTIFIED PER E-MAIL WHEN THE ALLOCATION OCCURS

6

2020/20174

ZANDILE NTOMBIFIKILE MTHABELA v SAMUEL BONGANI MOKOENA

Plaintiff: Adv T Carstens Divorce (existence of customary marriage; forfeiture of benefits of marriage in community of property)

Estimated duration: 1 day

MATTER STANDS TO BE ALLOCATED. THE ALLOCATION WILL OCCUR AS SOON AS A JUDGE BECOMES AVAILABLE. THE PARTIES WILL BE NOTIFIED PER E-MAIL WHEN THE ALLOCATION

OCCURS

7

2018/37605

MICHAEL LAWRENCE STEWART NO v GOVENDER VINOTHAN BALAGOPALAN

Plaintiff:  Adv  J  H Groenewald

Defendant: Unrepresented (In person)

The plaintiffs seek an order for the setting aside and payment    of  certain dispositions  made    the defendant   by  Carmol Distributors (Pty) Ltd (in liquidation) (“Carmol”) (“the dispositions”) in terms of s 26(1)(a) and (b) of the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936 (the Insolvency Act) as read with s  340(1) of  the Companies Act 61 of 1973, read with Item 9 of Schedule 5 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the Companies Act). The first and second defendants admit receipt of the dispositions but deny that the defendants are liable to pay the plaintiffs and that the plaintiffs are able to prove the    requirements pleaded by them in order to establish the claims against the defendants in terms of the relevant provisions of the Insolvency Act, as read with the corresponding provisions of the Companies Act.

The third defendant admits liability to pay the sum to the plaintiffs.

Pre-trial conference: 02 April 2020; 08 December 2021

Minutes filed: 02 April 2020;

18 February 2022 Estimated duration: 3 days

MAIER-FRAWLEY J

Secretary: Ms E Manuel Email: Emanuel@judiciary.org.za

8

2020/41165

OLEVANO CESARE v OLEVANO ADELE

Plaintiff: Adv  F Bezuidenhout

Divorce (married out of community of property without the accrual; no children born of marriage; spousal maintenance; distribution in terms of s 7(3) of Divorce Act)

Defendant seeks a postponement on basis that the Constitutional Court reserved judgment on the confirmation of the application of s 7(3) to all marriages out of community of property without the accrual – no postponement application has been brought

Defendant filed notice of intention to  amend  her pleadings – defendant yet to effect the amendment Separation of issues

Pre-trial conference: 04 April 2022; 23 August 2022

Minutes filed: 20 July 2022;

29 August 2022

Estimated duration: 1 – 2 days

MATTER STANDS TO BE ALLOCATED. THE ALLOCATION WILL OCCUR AS SOON AS A JUDGE BECOMES AVAILABLE. THE PARTIES WILL BE NOTIFIED PER E-MAIL WHEN THE ALLOCATION OCCURS

9

2021/41859

VIP LIQUORS 24/7 CC v CHRONO LINEHAUL (PTY) LTD

Plaintiff: Adv S Freese Defendant: Adv L Kellerman SC

Plaintiff claims for payment which it alleges are its damages arising out of a breach of contract on the defendant’s part to have insured the plaintiff’s cargo which was hi-jacked.

The defendant counterclaims for payment which it alleges is owed to it by the plaintiff for services it rendered.

Estimated duration: 3 – 4 days

Pre-trial conference: 03 May 2023

Minutes filed: 11 May 2023

CARRIM AJ

Secretary: Ms N Magwalivha Email: NTMagwalivha@judiciary.org.za

10

2015/12381

ROSY WILLIAMS v MPHO PORTIA MOLOKOME

Plaintiff: Adv M L Matlala Defendant: Adv W Isaaks Referral to oral evidence Applicant seeks:

The late registration of the customary marriage between the applicant and the late Alfred Mohlale (the deceased), be condoned; The second respondent be ordered to register the said customary marriage in the customary register;

The customary marriage between the first respondent and the deceased concluded on 24 March 2012 is void ab inito, alternatively the marriage was out of community of property;

The third respondent be ordered to withdraw the appointment of the first respondent as the executor of the deceased’s estate, alternatively to appoint the applicant as the co-executor; The first respondent be ordered to give off all her activities relating to the administration of the estate of the deceased from date of appointment.

Relief sought by applicant:

(1) declaration of the applicant as the only surviving spouse/wife of the deceased; (2) The second respondent to allow the late registration of her marriage with the deceased;

Relief sought by first respondent: (1) Dismissal of the applicant’s application on basis that the applicant failed to make out a case for the existence of a valid customary marriage and as a result the application stands to be dismissed with costs; (2) declaration of the first respondent as the only surviving wife of the deceased; (3) The second respondent to allow the late

registration  of  the  first

MALUNGANA AJ

Secretary: Ms K Modise Email: KeModise@judiciary.org.za

respondent’s marriage with the deceased.

Pre-trial  conference: 01

March 2023

Estimated duration: 2 – 3 days

PART B: ROAD ACCIDENT FUND

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.