Waarskuwing!

Zoompoep

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Cecilia Slabbert
Hi ek het raad nodig asb! My ouers het gaan visvang by kwena dam! Hulle het saterdag aand 19:30 daar aangekom die sondag middag 12:00 se kant kom daar 4 nie blankes met 2 bakkies en gewapen daar aan hulle vra toe vir 'n vis lisensie my ouers het nie een nie en sê toe hulle het nie een nie toe sê die 1 nie blanke vir hulle gee my julle stokke toe sê my broer jy kan nie my goed net vat nie toe skreeu hy op my broer en hou sy hand op sy pistool en sê vir hom hy sal hom toesluit!!! My ma vra toe vir hom of hulle 'n permit by hom kan koop want dai plek is toe gewees gisteraand toe sê die nie blanke nee dis nie hulle werk om permitte uit te skryf nie en hy sê toe vir my ma dat dai plek 24uur oop is hulle kon een gaan koop het vir 20rand! Hulle het toe 2 stokke met 2 katrolle gevat en het vir hulle 'n boete van R500 gegee! My ma het hom toe gevra as hulle die boete betaal kan hulle dan die vistokke weer terug kry toe sê hy " nee jy kry dit nie terug nie jy het dit verloor" die nie blanke het ook gesê sy baas het vir hulle gesê hulle doen nie hulle werk nie! My pa en broer is baie ongelukkig daaroor veral my pa want die stok wat hulle gevat het was 'n erf stuk gewees van sy skoonpa af! Ek wil nou net weet mag hulle jou goed vat? En moet hulle jou nie eers net 'n waarskuwing gee en ook vir jou 'n permit kan aanbied nie? Asb help my sodat ek my ouers kan help baie dankie cecilia nagel. Email:celia1.nagel@gmail.com. Of my cell: 078 275 9780
 

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subaruseun

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hi there.

could you scan in the written notice please at higher resolution. cant make out or read it properly.

your parents must appear in court and state what happened that evening.

they may confiscate your tackle , but as far as i know, it must be returned to you.
 

Zoompoep

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It's not my parents , im just putting it on behalf of some one warning the people it is quite clear on my side something specific your looking for?
 

Naruto

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As far I can recall it was stated in the Stywe Lyne legal article about this issue, that they are not allowed to confiscate anything...
 

Parasite

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The legal aspect here is that ONLY a court of law can pass jugement to confiscate/sieze your goods pending auction to recover losses, and ONLY after an atachment application is made on behalf of the complainant stating why/reasons why the court must sieze the goods, and finally only AFTER you have been judged as GUILTY by that court. They have to prove to the court that you have breached an offence that should be heard in a criminal court, and only after the P/Procecuter has view the matter to weigh up the prospect should the matter be heard in a criminal court or not.

The fine they issue on behalf of the dam/resort is a cival matter and as such must be delt within the jurisdiction of the cival court, unless as I said they can show that you have commited a criminal offence.

It's rather a complex issue to offer advice without having heard the merits of the matter.

Otherwise, failure to follow this rule, the person/s that have taken your goods may be charged with theft.

It is a different matter whereby your goods are taken by an authorised officer representative and held in "trust" pending the outcome of the matter to which you are being charged for, or held until an authorised (licence) is produced as proof. You must be given a recept for the goods specifying all relavent details of the goods.

I would lay a charge of theft against these people alternately the owner/manager or otherwise representative of that dam/resort. Let them answer in court. Although there are wrong-doings the authoritive representative cannot confiscate the goods. Issue a fine, sure, yes but confiscation of goods, NO.
 
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