Christ Embassy goes after Superfit over P6m debt

Friday, March 29, 2019

Christ Embassy Botswana church has put the Superfit Gym property under the hammer in a bid to recover over P6 million owed to them, while the gym is seeking to block the sale.

The church and the gym were involved in a legal battle after a sale agreement of a lot between the pair collapsed when the church had already paid P6,865,000.

The background of the case, according to the court documents filed on October 18, 2018, Christ Embassy on June 14, 2013 had entered into a sale agreement with the gym to purchase lot 57877 for a total of P8,500,000.

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Christ Embassy goes after Superfit over P6m debt

Christ Embassy Botswana church has put the Superfit Gym property under the hammer in a bid to recover over P6 million owed to them, while the gym is seeking to block the sale.

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