Sparks fly in poorly managed Limpopo municipality over R10m claim

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After missing the March 15 deadline to plead on a R10 million claim by an electrical engineering company, a Limpopo municipality, notorious for poor management, is now facing a default judgment. The claim has accrued more than R3 million in interest

After missing the March 15 deadline to plead on a R10 million claim by an electrical engineering company, a Limpopo municipality, notorious for poor management, is now facing a default judgment.

Previously, the engineering firm had attached the municipality’s properties before it paid R41 million owed to the company.

“It just cannot be right that we are not paid for two years while National Treasury says companies must be paid within 30 days. They previously tried to block payments and they failed even when they took the matter to the Supreme Court of Appeal. They had to pay us because of a court judgment,” Mphaphuli said.

 

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