Camps Bay tenants face eviction after R1.4m rent dispute with homeowner
A lengthy rental dispute in Cape Town’s upmarket Camps Bay suburb has ended with a Western Cape High Court eviction order after tenants allegedly failed to pay rent for almost two years, leaving the homeowner with more than R1.4 million in arrears, Cape {town} Etc reports. The property was reportedly rented for R60 000 a month, but according to the court... Read more → The post Camps Bay tenants…
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