CIVIL LAW, PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – APPLICATIONS FOR PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATION ORDERS – WHETHER MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT SHOULD BE CITED AS A RESPONDENT IN SUCH APPLICATIONS. Power Parts CC v The Master of the High Court of Namibia NAHCMD (2 November 2023)

The applicant filed an ex parte application for its provisional liquidation into the hands of the Master of the High Court. The members of the applicant filed a resolution in terms of s 68(a) of the Close Corporations Act 26 of 1988, (‘the Act’), for the provisional liquidation of the applicant. The matter was served before the court, and it was removed from the roll on the basis that the Master of the High Court had not been cited as a respondent.

The Act

Musuku J:

[5]       Section 68 of the Act, in . . .

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