This is the way the court is approached to have the court authorise the notice to be given to the occupiers (commonly called a ‘section 4(2) notice’) warning the occupiers of the date on which the eviction hearing will take place.
This notice also informs the occupiers of their rights and that they should get legal representation before the eviction hearing.
Bruce Barkhuizen is an attorney and notary in the dispute resolution department of Bruno Simão Attorneys and has experience in property law, eviction law, commercial law, contract law, criminal law and company law.
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