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KZN judge orders machinery seized after property developer continued work at Umhlanga despite interdict

IOL · 19 October 2026 at 16:44

KZN judge orders machinery seized after property developer continued work at Umhlanga despite interdict

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court has found a developer and his company in contempt for allegedly continuing work at an Umhlanga site despite an interdict.

A 30-day jail sentence was suspended, while the sheriff was authorised to seize machinery pending a further court hearing.

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