A legal dispute in Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal, involves businessman Kader Latiff and his company, G7 Towlines, which are contesting an eviction order issued in a case brought by the Caneside Sanathan Hindu Dharma Sabha. According to reporting, Latiff and G7 Towlines say they are operating on neighbouring land and therefore should not be subject to eviction related to the Sabha’s claimed property. The matter is framed as a challenge to the order after the Sabha seeks to remove the operators from the area it says it controls.
While the sources describe the basic positions of both sides, they do not provide further details on the underlying property boundaries, the specific legal grounds for the eviction order, or the procedural stage of the case. The dispute centers on competing claims over who has the right to use or occupy the relevant Phoenix property or adjacent land. The case continues through legal processes as the businessman and company seek to overturn or otherwise set aside the eviction outcome and assert their asserted right to operate in the area they describe as neighbouring land.
