A homeowner in Gauteng is granted leave to appeal a High Court decision that declared her property executable for a reported R3.5 million. The case relates to outstanding levy debt of about R681,000. According to the report, the homeowner had challenged the ruling that would allow the home to be sold to recover the amount connected to the levy arrears. The appeal focuses on whether the property can be subjected to execution and the process by which the debt is pursued through the sale of the home. The matter is now set to proceed in the appeal process following the High Court’s decision to allow the homeowner to contest the outcome. Other details about the underlying levy dispute, the specific legal grounds for the challenge, and how the R3.5 million figure was calculated are not provided in the available account. The report indicates the dispute is ongoing and that the appeal will determine whether the execution order remains in effect.