Court grants giant Chinese company seized car

Friday, November 02, 2018

FRANCISTOWN: The High Court yesterday issued an order granting China Railway Seventh Group Botswana (Pty) Ltd (CRSG) the opportunity to get back its car that was confiscated by one car dealer here.

The car (a Toyota Runx) was confiscated by Ndulamo Simon, who is the owner of Motor Max Garage (Pty) Ltd after the first respondent in the matter, Abednico Judge, a former CRSG worker, took it to the garage for repairs after he was involved in an accident using the car.

According to the genesis of the civil matter, the case evolved after Judge phoned Simon to come and tow the car to his garage after he was involved in an accident using the car.

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Court grants giant Chinese company seized car

FRANCISTOWN: The High Court yesterday issued an order granting China Railway Seventh Group Botswana (Pty) Ltd (CRSG) the opportunity to get back its car that was confiscated by one car dealer here.