The Moladora Trust, owner of a farm in the North West Province, sought an order directing the first to third respondents—children of a former farm employee and accepted ESTA occupiers—to remove their cattle from the farm. The Trust contended that the respondents’ occupation rights were limited to residential purposes and that any right to graze cattle was personal to their deceased mother, limited to five cattle, non-transferable, and had terminated. Despite notices in 2018 and again in 2020 demanding removal of the cattle, the respondents did not comply. At the time of the application there were nine head of cattle. The respondents did not oppose the application. The Trust relied on authority that grazing rights do not flow automatically from ESTA but require consent.