A court application has been launched against South Africa’s Road Accident Fund (RAF) regarding allegations that it has not paid more than 430 settled claims. The application focuses on RAF’s handling of claims that have already been settled, with claimants alleging that non-payment and delays are affecting their ability to access medical care. The matter is presented as an issue that also limits financial relief for those who have already been awarded settlement outcomes. The submission indicates that the alleged lack of payment is ongoing and has consequences for claimants who rely on the RAF for compensation following road accident related injuries and losses. The application seeks court intervention in relation to the unpaid settled claims. The RAF has not been indicated in the provided information as admitting or responding to the allegations. The case is framed around the impact of the delays on claimants’ healthcare and financial circumstances, reflecting concerns that the settlement process is not translating into timely payment.