******** Repossession & Lack of Accountability by SA Taxi

I am extremely distressed and disappointed with the conduct of SA Taxi.

My vehicle was repossessed using a court warrant that should never have been granted in the first place. Prior to the court date, I had already made the required payment. This payment was confirmed both via SMS and telephonically with SA Taxi. I was explicitly told that the matter would be cancelled and that it was not necessary for me to attend court.

Unfortunately, it appears that SA Taxi did not act honestly, as the court order was still granted despite payment being made.

Later, due to a vehicle breakdown, I missed another payment. However, no Section 129 notice was served before they repossessed my vehicle using that same warrant which should never have existed. This process feels ******** and unfair.

I then sought assistance from Legal Aid South Africa. One attorney initially advised they would assist me with a spoliation application and guided me on the required documents. However, the following day I was turned away by another staff member who refused to assist and told me I needed a rescission letter from SA Taxi.

I also approached the High Court, where I was told I cannot apply for a spoliation order on my own and must have an attorney, despite my understanding of my rights under Section 34.

I lodged a complaint with the National Credit Regulator, but I was told the matter falls outside their jurisdiction and that I must find legal representation. Attorneys I have approached charge fees that I simply cannot afford.

This vehicle was our only source of income, and its repossession has placed my family under severe financial strain.

I am posting this in the hope that someone—perhaps a legal professional willing to assist pro bono—can help me challenge this situation.

SA Taxi, I urgently request:

Proof that the court was informed of my payment before the warrant was granted Explanation for proceeding with repossession without proper legal process Immediate assistance in resolving this matter

This situation is unjust and has had a devastating impact on my livelihood.