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IN THE LAND CLAIMS COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
RANDBURG CASE NUMBER: LCC 116/98
In chambers: GILDENHUYS J
1 July 2003
In the case between:
KEPPLER, N First Plaintiff
JAFTA, F Second Plaintiff
KEPPLER, SJ Third Plaintiff
and
THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AFFAIRS Defendant
JUDGMENT
GILDENHUYS J:
On 10 March 2000, I gave judgment on a number of restitution claims brought under the Restitution of Land Rights Act (Act 22 of 1994, as amended) in respect of properties situated in the former township of The Highlands, near Pretoria. The case is reported sub nom Ex parte former Highland Residents: In re: Ash and Others v Department of Land Affairs [2000] 2 All SA 26 (LCC). In my judgment, compensation was awarded to some of the claimants.
Claim no 7 of the aforesaid claims was brought by Joseph Stephanus Keppler and Frederika Keppler in respect of Lot 87, The Highlands. In relation to that claim, I held as follows:
“The claimants did not present sufficient evidence to establish their right to claim; they may apply for leave to submit further evidence.”
Nora Keppler subsequently joined in the action. She secured the agreement of the other claimants to accept (also on their behalf) any compensation which may become due in respect of Lot 87. She then (through her attorney) secured an agreement with the Department of Land Affairs to pay compensation of R43 300.00 in respect of the claim.
At a telephone conference with Ms Marupen (Nora Keppler’s attorney) and Ms Behardien (from the office of the State Attorney, acting on behalf of the Department of Land Affairs) on 30 June 2003, it was agreed that I make the order as set out hereunder.
It is ordered as follows:
Compensation of R43 300.00 is awarded to Nora Keppler in respect of the dispossession of Lot 87, The Highlands.
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JUDGE A GILDENHUYS
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