Prescribed Rate of Interest Increases

04 Aug 2014

As of 1 August of this year, the prescribed (default) rate of interest on all claims has been reduced from 15% to 9%. This means that a litigant will not be able to claim more than 9% on any monetary claim brought to court, unless a different rate of interest has been agreed between the parties beforehand.

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