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10th May 2021
The Court of Appeal has ruled against road construction company Cul de Sac (Pty) Ltd in the controversial P450 million Tshesebe-Mosojane-Masunga roads that have been on hold since 2016.
Delivering judgment, a panel of three Court of Appeal judges Ian Kirby, Stephen Gaongalelwe led by Isaac Lesetedi ruled against Cul de Sac and ordered Independent Review Committee (IRC) to consider Landmark Projects for the tender.
The tender dispute involves LandMark Projects, Van and Truck Hire (Pty) Ltd, Public Procurement and Assert Disposable Board (PPADB), Attorney General against Cul de Sac.
In his Judgment Lesetedi said the High Court was wrong in accepting some complains from Cul de Sac without substantive evidence especially about the relationship between LandMark and Herbco (Pty) Ltd and that the chairperson of the IRC breached the rules of natural justice by sitting on an appeal in which he had a conflict of interest, he being a shareholder and director of a company