Durban High Court orders eviction of businessman from Hindu organisation property

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban orders the eviction of businessman Kader Latiff from a property associated with the Caneside Sanathan Hindu Dharma Sabha in Phoenix. The court also orders Latiff’s company, G7 Towlines, to vacate the disputed premises. The ruling follows claims that Latiff is unlawfully occupying the property owned by the Hindu organisation. The order sets a deadline requiring the occupiers to leave by August 31, 2026. While the court’s decision is framed around the organisation’s ownership and allegations of unlawful occupation, the provided reports do not include details of any arguments presented by Latiff or the company, nor do they specify whether the businessman intends to challenge the decision. The case centers on the question of who has the right to occupy the Caneside Sanathan Hindu Dharma Sabha property in Phoenix, with the court ultimately directing removal by the stated date.