Afternoon, I logged a complaint at the N...

Asked by Johann on 03-02-2021 15:31:55
Question posted in the General Law category relating to Eastern Cape
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Afternoon, I logged a complaint at the NCR after non referal the complaint was taken to the Consumer Tribunal. Case was still pending.

The bank was aware of this. I received a high court summons to return a motor vehicle we informed the lawyer that there are a Tribunal case pending. Agreement was reached to return vehicle and bank will withdraw case. I did not want to sign the acknowlegment of debt and tgen the bank did not want to take the vehicle. I went and dropped it on the agreed date and bank signed receipt of it. The bank cotinued with the case and got awarded judgement by default. The order was to return the vehicle although it was in their posession. The lawyer said in the court papers that I still had the vehicle, there were ni other case regading this pending etc. the bank knew and should have informed the lawyer.

What can I do? The order was for simething that was allready done 

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Posted by Att. Patrick on 04-02-2021 15:54:11

Hi there,

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You can apply to have the judgment rescinded. But if the order was just to return the car, who cares about the judgment?

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