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,1(a) Road Accident Fund and Mrs. M’s Claim


The Road Accident Fund (RAF) in South Africa is designed to compensate

individuals who suffer personal injuries or death due to motor vehicle

accidents. It does not cover property damage. In this case, Mrs. M's claim

pertains to the damage to her boundary wall, which does not qualify for

compensation from the RAF.


Mrs. M can only seek compensation from the RAF if she had sustained

bodily injuries in the accident. Since her claim is strictly for property

damage to her boundary wall, the RAF is not applicable. Instead, she must

pursue her claim directly against Mr. Deen Ros, the driver who caused the

accident. This means that Mrs. M must take legal action against Mr. Ros to

recover the costs of repairing the wall, which have been quoted at

R68,000.00.


The RAF's scope is limited to providing financial compensation for medical

expenses, loss of income, and other related costs for individuals who are

injured or killed in road accidents due to the negligence of others. Property

damage, such as the repair costs for Mrs. M's boundary wall, falls outside

the RAF's mandate.

, Therefore, Mrs. M should file a claim against Mr. Ros for the damages to

her property, as the RAF will not provide any compensation for this type of

loss. This direct approach will be necessary to address the costs incurred

due to the accident.




1(b) Types of Summons for Mrs. M’s and Mr. M’s Claims


In South African civil procedure, there are two primary types of summons

used to initiate legal action: combined summons and simple summons.


Combined Summons:


A combined summons is employed when the claim requires detailed

particulars to explain the cause of action. This is typically used in cases

where the nature of the claim is complex and not easily quantifiable. The

particulars of claim are attached to the summons and provide a

comprehensive narrative of the facts and the legal basis for the claim.


For Mr. M’s claim, a combined summons would be appropriate. Mr. M is

seeking compensation for personal injuries and medical expenses totaling

R130,000.00, which necessitates a detailed account of the incident, the

nature of the injuries sustained, the negligence of Mr. Deen Ros, and the

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