Multi-Year Long Camps Bay Feud Between Neighbours Ends With R1,8 Million Bill For Accused
A gruelling neighbour’s dispute has finally come to some sort of end after the harassed neighbour slapped the accused with his hefty R1,8 bill of legal fees accumulated over the years.
It got to a point where Forster took legal action against Kirst, allowing him to be granted an interim nuisance interdict, which was unsuccessfully rescinded by Kirst in 2020.Cape Town ETC Kirst was accused of trying to dodge the payments by arguing that he was financially strapped, but magistrate Eric Nogilana pointed out that he drives a luxury car and frequently takes trips abroad:
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