Sixteen farm owners have so far applied for interdicts to stop the Black First Land First (BLF) from occupying farmland of which five have been granted within a week in two separate matters.
In the latest case, Judge Derek Wille on Monday granted an order in favor of Zindro Properties (Pty) Ltd, Trikores (Pty) Ltd, Altydgedacht Durbanville (Pty) and Antikes (Pty) Ltd.
The order interdicts and restrains the BLF from erecting or attempting to erect any form of structure on the properties; occupying the property; or unlawfully demonstrating at or within 200m from the property or uttering threats of invasion.
The properties were purchased for around R71million.
In terms of the order the SA Police Services assisted by law enforcement agencies, as required, are also authorized and directed to take steps to prevent an unlawful deprivation of rights to property arising from any invasion or occupation.
In court papers, Evangelosgeorges Kolo
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