Leading cellphone network provider Vodacom has refused to grant Please Call (PCM) Me inventor Nkosana Makate access to its financial records as the two parties battle it out once again in court.
"I do not know whether the applicant is intending to refer to documents which, according to the applicant, it was in my power to access from any source, even though neither party tendered those documents to me."
"What I do wish to point out is that the additional documents are not, and were never, in my possession," Joosub said. "No information relating to the provision of PCM liability , as alleged by the applicant, was provided to me nor was any such information considered for purposes of my determination," he said.
"These documents will show what impact Please Call Me had on the revenue and customer numbers when lodged in 2001 by comparing the revenue and customer numbers during the prior years from 1997-2006," Nkosana argued.Makate added:"Logic dictates that such financial data is derived from the source documents. They can only be derived from source documents and from nowhere else."
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