Month: December 2014
FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED Plaintiff and SIPHIWO NTSIKELELO AYANDA GEORGE
FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED, Plaintiff, and SIPHIWO NTSIKELELO AYANDA GEORGE NGCOLA, 1st Defendant, and ZINTOMBI NGCOLA, 2nd Defendant
NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION
In pursuance of a judgment of the above Honourable Court granted on 16 September 2014, and a writ of execution against immovable property dated 10 October 2014, the following property will be sold in execution, by public auction, without reserve, to the highest bidder on Friday, the 5th December 2014 at 12h00, at the Magistrate’s Court, High Street, Grahamstown. Erf 9226, Grahamstown, in the Makana Municipality, Division of Albany, Province of the Eastern Cape, in extent 311 square metres, and situated at 7 Kingswood Place, Frere Street, Grahamstown, held under Deed of Transfer No. T68231/08. The conditions of sale will be read prior to the sale and may be inspected at the offices of the Sheriff of the High Court, High Street, Grahamstown. Further details can be obtained from the offices of the Plaintiff’s attorneys, at 3rd – 5th Floors, 15 Rink Street, Central, Port Elizabeth, Telephone: (041) 582-1705, Reference: Ms Charsley. Terms: Deposit of 10% and Sheriff’s charges at 6% on the proceeds of the sale which shall be paid by the purchaser up to a price of R30 000.00 and thereafter 3.5% up to maximum of R9 655.00 subject to a minimum of R485.00 plus VAT on Sheriff’s charges on the date of sale, the balance against the transfer to be secured by a bank-guarantee, to be approved of by the Plaintiff’s attorneys, to be furnished to the Sheriff within 15 days from the date of the sale. While nothing is guaranteed, it is understood that the property is a residential dwelling consisting of lounge, dining-room, kitchen, 3 (three) bedrooms, 1 (one) bathroom, 2 (two) showers and 2 (two) w/c’s. Zoned: Residential. Dated at Grahamstown this 29th day of October 2014. Neville Borman & Botha.
NEDBANK Execution Creditor, and MIDDLE STOP TRUST
NEDBANK, Execution Creditor, and MIDDLE STOP TRUST, 1st Execution Debtor,
NTOBEKO ANDERSON DAKU N.O, 2nd Execution Debtor, and ENID NIKIWE DAKU N.O, 3rd Execution Debtor
NOTICE OF SALE IN TERMS OF RULE 43 (6) (b)
In pursuance of a judgment of the above Honourable Court, dated 26th April 2002, and Attachment in Execution dated 10th July 2014, the following property will be sold at Friday, 5th December 2014 at 12h00, at the offices of the Sheriff, North, being Danellyn Building, 12 Theale Street, North End, Port Elizabeth, to the highest bidder subject to the following conditions hereinafter mentioned and to the further conditions which will be read out by the Sheriff at the sale. Erf 7617 & 7618, in extent 363 square metres (Erf 7617) and 546 square metres (Erf 7618). Street address: 28/30 Kabonqaba Street, Motherwell, held by Deed of Transfer No. T63381/2001. Zoning: Business rights. The following information is supplied, but nothing is guaranteed: Description of the property: Including outbuildings. Freestanding building under a zink roof. No boundary walls. One open plan building with kitchen, coldroom, kitchen & toilet. With an open office. Extras: Enclosed carports (one being used for a pool room and the other for seating in Tavern-Area). Main building being used as Shop/Cafe. Conditions of payment: Terms: 10% deposit and Sheriff’s charges at 6% of the proceeds of the sale which shall be paid by the Purchaser up to a price of R30 000,00 and thereafter 3,5% of the balance, up to a maximum fee of R7 000,00, subject to a minimum of R352,00 on the date of sale, the balance against transfer to be secured by a bank or bank guarantee, to be approved by the Plaintiff’s attorneys, to be furnished to the Sheriff within twenty-one (21) days from date of the sale. Conditions of sale: The full conditions of sale lie for inspection at the offices of the Sheriff of the Court, Port Elizabeth North. Tel: (041) 484-3887. Dated at Port Elizabeth on this the 4th day of November 2014.
Karsans Inc., 235 Caledon Street, Uitenhage. (Ref: M Karsan/DM/N1105.)
THE STANDARD BANK OF S.A. LIMITED and VICTORIA NOLUFEFE MFUNDISI (ID: 7005090829088)
In execution of a judgment of the High Court of South Africa (North Gauteng High Court, Pretoria) in the above-mentioned suit, a sale without reserve will be held by the Sheriff Pretoria South West at the Azania Building, cnr of Iscor Avenue & Iron Terrace, West Park, Pretoria, on Thursday, 4 December 2014 at 11h00, of the undermentioned property of the Defendant subject to the conditions of sale which are available for inspection at the offices of the Sheriff Pretoria South West, at the abovementioned address. Erf 3510, Atteridgeville Township, Registration Division J.R., Gauteng Province, measuring 301 (three zero one) square metres, held by Deed of Transfer T19165/2011, subject to the conditions therein contained, also known as 21 Makena Street, Atteridgeville. The following information is furnished with regard to improvements on the property although nothing in this respect is guaranteed: A house consisting of: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living-room/lounge, kitchen. Dated at Pretoria during November 2014. (Signed: T. de Jager), Hack Stupel & Ross, Attorneys for Plaintiff, 2nd Floor, Standard Bank Chambers Church Square, Pretoria. Tel: (012) 325-4185. (Our Ref: T12913/HA10770/T de Jager/Yolandi Nel.) STAATSKOERANT, 21 NOVEMBER 2014 No. 38218 115.
Angry client blasts FNB with banner
Angry client blasts FNB with banner
The banner, with the FNB slogan changed, reads: “In the interest of the public, FNB slogan sucks.
When FNB stole, lied, in high Court and committed fraud, I asked for help…No help given!
Dubbed the rotten bank, Niemand tells his experience of “bad service” he received at FNB.
“How Can We Help you?” Not in my case. Not the FNB Care Hotline, not the CEO of Home Loans, Jan Kleynhans and not the CEO of FNB, Michael Jordaan at any time during my nightmare dealings with FNB, lived up to the ‘so-called’ promise relayed to the public in all their advertising campaigns.
The disgruntled Niemand claims this is a personal vendetta against him by FNB institution.
“I own various properties in the Johannesburg area, bonded by FNB and which are all rented out. One very specific property in Brixton and FNB’s dealings with me with regards to this property, has been the cause of my now deteriorating health, financial insecurity and total loss of trust in this financial institution,” said Niemand.
“My property was sold on auction on the 10th December 2009 for an amount of R272 000. This whilst I had an offer of R735 000 and the purchaser had provided proof to FNB of the availability of his funds.
This caused me severe financial stress. I had bargained on the approximately R500 000 that I would receive from the proceeds to sort out my life and make sure all my other bond payments on the other properties are up to date, added Niemand.
http://rottenbank.co.za
http://citizen.co.za/273823/angry-fnb-client-posts-scathing-banner/
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