Thula Mlondo Attorneys

Sipho’s Business Dispute: Contractual Rights Restored
Sipho, a small business owner, suffered the unilateral termination of a commercial contract due to anti-competitive conduct by a larger entity. His legal team successfully argued that the termination violated fair trade principles and constituted unlawful interference in contractual relations. Through arbitration and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, his contract was reinstated, and his business safeguarded from further prejudice. This case highlights the importance of contractual enforcement and equitable commercial practices. - Client A

Thandi vs. The Bank: Unlawful Asset Repossession
Thandi, a businesswoman, was subjected to wrongful asset repossession due to a clerical error by her financial institution. Upon filing a dispute and initiating legal proceedings, it was established that the bank had failed to follow due process, violating consumer protection laws. Through litigation and financial restitution claims, her assets were reinstated, and compensatory damages were awarded for undue hardship. This case underscores the necessity of procedural compliance in financial institutions. - Client B

Kabelo’s Unjust Eviction: Leasehold Rights Upheld
Kabelo faced an unlawful eviction attempt from his residential premises following unfounded allegations of contractual breach. With immediate legal intervention, an urgent interdict was secured, preventing the eviction. Upon review of the lease agreement and relevant rental housing regulations, it was determined that the landlord had acted in bad faith. The matter was settled in Kabelo’s favor, affirming his tenancy rights and ensuring compliance with rental legislation. - Client C