Judge lays into lawyer who ‘rapaciously’ fleeced RAF clients

An attorney who was struck off for “rapacious plundering” of damages paid to road accident victims, has received a fresh upbraiding by the high court and was slapped with new costs orders.

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial was postponed to July 17 after the judge was not available due to ill health. File photo.
The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial was postponed to July 17 after the judge was not available due to ill health. File photo. (123RF/Stockstudio44)

An attorney who was struck off for “rapacious plundering” of damages paid to road accident victims, has received a fresh upbraiding by the high court and was slapped with new costs orders.

Siyakudumisa Mlunguza turned to the Cape Town High Court in a bid to be reinstated as the executor of an estate that belonged to one of his RAF clients. The will, which was drawn up and witnessed by Mlunguza, said 25% of the proceeds of the estate would go to Mlunguza as executor.


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