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Cape Town family ordered to leave luxury home after withholding R1.4 million rent over maintenance issues

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Cape Town family ordered to leave luxury home after withholding R1.4 million rent over maintenance issues

The Western Cape High Court has ordered a family to leave a Camps Bay property after finding that the lease was validly cancelled following a dispute over alleged maintenance problems and more than R1.4m in unpaid rent.

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