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    A look at why the developers of The Leonardo have been ordered to pay Aveng millions of Rands

    May 31, 2023
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    1. Legal judgment: The developers of The Leonardo, a prominent skyscraper in Sandton, Johannesburg, have been issued a legal judgment to pay Aveng R81-million.
    2. Disputed contract: The dispute revolves around a contract between Aveng and the developers, which involved the construction of the tower.
    3. Payment default: Aveng claimed that the developers failed to make the necessary payments according to the agreed-upon contract terms.
    4. Arbitration process: The matter was taken to arbitration, and the ruling favored Aveng, ordering the developers to pay the outstanding R81-million.
    5. Financial implications: The payment order will have financial implications for the developers, potentially impacting their cash flow and financial position.
    6. Impact on construction industry: This legal dispute and payment order shed light on the challenges and risks faced by construction companies in the industry.
    7. Developers’ response: The developers have not yet publicly responded to the ruling and the financial implications it may have on their operations.
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