Dimension Data seeks postponement of ‘corporate racism’ case brought by Andile Ngcaba



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He said that the defendants’ expert had not been able to do his job because he had received Ngcaba’s expert report on the amount of damages too late.

“The plaintiffs’ expert summary implies a qualitative leap from R170m … to three different scenarios, the highest being R490m. This is triple the amount of a very substantial damage claim. It adds to the prejudice, ”he said.

Another Ngcaba lawyer, Dali Mpofu, objected to the defendants’ request, arguing that their lack of preparation was a delaying tactic.

Mpofu said the trial had been correctly labeled corporate racism.

He said the case could be dealt with in three different ways: if the objections raised by the companies were correct, if Ngcaba was a victim of corporate racism, and if so, how much Ngcaba should be compensated.

“This objection about the experts relates to stage three, which is quantum at best,” Mpofu said.

Said this app was brought in bad faith.

The application continues.

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