Malan, who made just 35 runs in two matches in the recent South Africa series, was delighted to make a contribution and learn from one of the best in game.“I needed that,” he said.
The disqualification, from 15 July 2015, also prevents Mr Malanaphy from acting directly in the promotion, formation or management of a company for the duration of the term.
The investigation found that although Mr Malanaphy was not a formally appointed director of Southern Ventilation Limited (“SVL”), he was involved in the day to day management, from incorporation to liquidation.
In ‘modern’ language, Macmed was regarded as a major player in the health industry.[3] I shall, for the sake of convenience, refer to the first and second appellants as Intramed and Macmed, respectively, whether referring to them in their pre- or post-liquidation state.
The first respondent shall be referred to as the bank.[4] The third and fourth respondents became joint provisional liquidators of Intramed during December 1999. The third respondent was also appointed joint liquidator of Macmed and all its affected subsidiaries.
Prior to the provisional liquidation of Piaswrap DF Malan Attorneys ("DF Malan") were the attorneys acting for Piaswrap.
DF Malan has also been the attorneys for the Applicants in their capacities as provisional and final liquidators.[2] On 26 March 2009 the Applicants launched an application against the Respondent the purpose of which was to secure an order in terms of section 69 (3) of the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936 ("the Insolvency Act") authorizing the Sheriff to seize the movable assets listed in Annexure "A" to the Notice of Motion from the Respondent, and deliver same to the Applicants. Wallace stated that Plaswrap was placed under liquidation on 14 November 2007 and that on Louise Groenewald, Xoliswa Eunice Daku and himself, were appointed as joint liquidators by the Master of the High Court - this being evident from the Masters' certificate of appointment Annexure "Wl" to the Founding papers. Wallace defined the Respondent as a company with a share capital, duly incorporated in terms of the Act with registered office at 2[4] As the liquidator, Mr.
The answer to the question posed is dependent on whether, at the relevant time, the bank was a creditor of the first appellant.
This in turn depends on the meaning and effect of part of an order issued by the Johannesburg High Court.[2] Macmed Health Care Limited was the holding company of the Macmed group of companies that included 90 subsidiaries.
Wallace the Applicants are still prepared to enter into an agreement with the Respondent on the terms set out in Annexure "W3”.