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Pensioner loses unlawful-eviction case after 16 days on Cape Town streets

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Pensioner loses unlawful-eviction case after 16 days on Cape Town streets

A Western Cape High Court full bench has dismissed Sheree Foggitt’s challenge to her removal from a Haven Night Shelter facility, ruling that the temporary accommodation was not her “home” under the PIE Act.

The court nevertheless criticised the authorities’ handling of the 70-year-old pensioner, who spent 16 days without accommodation in January and February 2025.

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