Unlawful Sassa contract: After 12 years, liquidated CPS is ordered to pay back R81m

ConCourt orders CPS to repay Sassa R81m in unlawful profits

The Constitutional Court of South Africa has ordered Cash Paymaster Services (CPS) to repay more than R81 million to the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa), following a long-running legal battle over an unlawful social grants contract. In a unanimous judgment handed down on Wednesday 8 April, the apex court ruled that CPS must refund an “adjusted certified profit” of R81 286,177 derived from the invalid contract for the nationwide paym…

CPS ordered to pay Sassa R81.3m, but the balance sheet says, good luck

The Constitutional Court orders Cash Paymaster Services to pay R81.3m to the South African Social Security Agency, but recovery potential remains uncertain amid CPS’s insolvency.

Constitutional Court orders CPS to repay SASSA R81 million in unlawful profits

The Constitutional Court of South Africa has ruled that Cash Paymaster Services must repay over R81 million to SASSA, reinforcing accountability in social grant administration.

Unlawful Sassa contract: After 12 years, liquidated CPS is ordered to pay back R81m

Cash Payment Services has been in court 12 times in 12 years, and before any payment is made, a SARS battle looms.

Court rules CPS must pay SASSA

Company ordered to pay back R81-million in profits from unlawful contract

SASSA Triumphs as CPS Ordered to Repay R81 Million

In a landmark ruling, the Constitutional Court of South Africa has ordered Cash Paymaster Services (CPS) to repay the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) over R81 million in undue profits. The unanimous decision marks a major victory for the agency and reinforces constitutional accountability in the distribution of social grants.   The amount represents adjusted profits derived from a contract previously declared invalid, following exte…