contempt of courtlease agreementevictionmagistrates court orderappeal
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{"issue_text":"Whether respondent was in contempt of court for allegedly forcibly reoccupying property after appeal was noted","issue_type":"mixed","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Allegation of forcible reoccupation; appeal having been noted; magistrate's order being suspended"}
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Facts of the Case
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The applicants sought to have the respondent held in contempt of court, alleging she forcibly reoccupied leased property after they noted an appeal against a magistrate's order that had interdicted them from evicting her. The respondent denied abandoning the property and claimed she was a lawful tenant on a rent-to-buy basis.
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