Lintott v Hill [1909] ZAHCORC 22 (22 September 1909)

Magistrate's court.-Interdict.-Sec. 1 of Ordinance 1 of 1906.-Irregularity of proceedings. Costs.-De bonis propriis.-Agent institwting legal proceedings without power of attorney.

An order, irregularly granted at the instance of H by a magistrate in excess of his jurisdiction, which interdicted a sale in execution under his own judgment, set aside. H, claiming to have acted as negotiorum gestor for his principal, ordered to pay costs de bonis propriis on the ground that he had produced no power of attorney.