The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) yesterday stated that it has successfully fully redeemed its DBN23 bond, the last of three amortising fixed rated bonds issued by the bank in 2018.
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LEX SCRIPTA with FASZ Legal Consultancy – Surety – discharge from obligations thereof
Whereas, the first respondent, the Development Bank of Namibia (the bank) claimed from the appellant, and the second respondent (Brick Warehouse) an amount of N$17 833 279,50 for monies lent and advanced, and whereas, the court a quo gave orders in respect of a claim for payment of N$ 17,833 279,50 with interest by the appellant (surety) to the first respondent, the appellant appealed against thos