Neighbour dispute ends in a R1.8m bill for Camps Bay resident

After multiple legal disputes and a 9-year-long feud between two neighbours of Cape Town’s affluent suburb, Camps Bay, resident Clem Kirst , has been held responsible for legal expenses that are believed to have accumulated to approximately R1.8m.Trevor Forster , a resident of Camps Bay and neighbour to Kirst sort legal action against the accused for various offences such as shining bright lights into his bedrooms, shouting, finger-pointing and even causing Forster to suffer a heart attack.

Despite the court ruling that Kirst must pay Forster’s legal fees, which date back to 2018, Kirst has not made any payments. Kirst claimed to have no income, but the court found that he had ‘deceptive and ulterior motives.’reported that a financial investigation was carried out by the court to determine whether Kirst was able to cover the legal costs resulting from his loss in a high court case in 2018.

Magistrate Nogilana expressed his scepticism towards Kirst’s claim of using his ex-wife’s Mercedes-Benz ML, pointing out that Kirst sometimes referred to her as his wife, not ex-wife. The magistrate found many aspects of Kirst’s testimony perplexing. During the court proceedings, Kirst made the claim that he had shut down his bank accounts. However, Magistrate Nogilana remained sceptical of Kirst’s statement.

Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)

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