Motion court: Banks claim N$28.7m in debt

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High Court judges Boas Usiku and Gladys Pickering presided over the motion court sessions this morning with 66 applications for default judgments, of which two were on the rule 108 roll to be heard on Tuesday by Judge James Devittie. Commercial banks brought 33 applications and are claiming back ten properties for debt of N$14.4 million, and 23 loans with outstanding payments of N$14.3 million. In Monday’s session, judges Shafimana Ueitele and Thomas Masuku will preside over 32 undefended divorces.

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