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Our Lawyer (Pty) Ltd supports International Child Support Day 2019

10 December 2019, marks International Child Support Day. It is an initiative coined by Child Maintenance Difficulties in South Africa. Child Maintenance Difficulties in South Africa is headed and steered by an inspirational woman, Felicity An Guest. Click on this link to learn more about her and her causes. Our Lawyer (Pty) Ltd will be providing free 30-minute child maintenance face to face consultations on International Child Support day. Advocate Megan Naidu and Advocate Muhammad Abduroaf would be consulting with you at no charge in support of the initiative. Kindly click on this link below an complete the online form. https://www.ourlawyer.co.za/icsd/  

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I am a defendant in a High Court Case. I want to defend it. How do you draft a Notice of Intention to Defend?

In legal terms, a “Notice of Intention to Defend” typically refers to a formal document filed by a defendant in response to being served with a legal claim or lawsuit. This notice is used in South Africa by the defendant when receiving a Summons issued out of the High Court of Magistrates’ Court. [caption id="attachment_11669" align="alignnone" width="670"]Notice of Intention to Defend High Court South Africa Advocate Abduroaf Notice of Intention to Defend High Court South Africa[/caption] [caption id="attachment_11668" align="alignnone" width="718"]Notice of Intention to Defend High Court South Africa Advocate Abduroaf Notice of Intention to Defend High Court South Africa[/caption]

When do I file a Notice of Intention to Defend?

When a plaintiff initiates a legal action by filing a summons in court, the defendant is then served with the court papers. The Notice of Intention to Defend is the defendant’s way of formally notifying the court and the plaintiff that they intend to dispute the claims made against them. By filing this notice, the defendant signals their intention to actively participate in the legal proceedings and present a defense. The specific requirements and procedures for filing a Notice of Intention to Defend may vary depending on the Court. Failure to file a timely notice may result in a default judgment being entered against the defendant. The pictures to this article is an example of a Notice of Intention to defend issued out of the Western Cape High Court. It’s important to note that legal procedures and terminology can vary significantly between different Courts. If you are facing legal proceedings or need specific information about the legal process in your jurisdiction, it’s advisable to consult with a qualified legal professional. [video width="1080" height="1920" mp4="https://www.ourlawyer.co.za/wp-content/uploads/Notice-of-Intention-to-Defend-Adv-Muhammad-Abduroaf.mp4"][/video]

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