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Companies TribunalRef: https://www.companiestribunal.org.za/files/files/CT02650ADJ2026.pdf
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Collected on 4 July 2026
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What this means
The Companies Tribunal of South Africa (case CT02650ADJ2026) considered an application by Mannde Nichodimus Mashudu to have Masombuka Thabo Richard removed as a director of Solu Touch Compliance Solutions (Pty) Ltd. The application was brought under section 71(8)(b) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008, seeking an administrative order for removal on the basis that the respondent was allegedly negligent/derelict in his director duties due to purported unavailability. The Tribunal found there was no evidence supporting the allegations and dismissed the application, refusing the requested director removal. The decision was made on 25 June 2026 by Mohamed Alli Chicktay (Member of the Companies Tribunal).
Facts
Reference
https://www.companiestribunal.org.za/files/files/CT02650ADJ2026.pdf
Key Takeaways
- Companies Tribunal of South Africa case number: CT02650ADJ2026
- Date of decision: 25 June 2026
- Applicant: Mannde Nichodimus Mashudu
- Respondent: Masombuka Thabo Richard
- Company: Solu Touch Compliance Solutions (Pty) Ltd (Registration 2016/266954/07)
- Application under: section 71(8)(b) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008
- Relief sought: removal of the respondent as director
- Main issue: whether respondent was negligent or derelict in director duties
- Finding: no evidence respondent was negligent/derelict; no evidence applicant tried to contact respondent
- Outcome: application dismissed; relief sought dismissed
- Companies Tribunal of South Africa
- Mannde Nichodimus Mashudu
- Masombuka Thabo Richard
- Solu Touch Compliance Solutions (Pty) Ltd
- Mohamed Alli Chicktay
Dates
Closing Date
25 June 2026