The applicant, Stargrow Fruit Marketing (Pty) Ltd (SFM), is an authorised and in some instances exclusive exporter and marketer of certain citrus varieties. It brought two urgent applications against fruit producers with whom it had longstanding relationships. In case 1487/2025, SFM relied on a 2017 Memorandum of Understanding with New Day Packaging (Pty) Ltd, pursuant to which SFM had financed orchard establishment and historically marketed the respondent’s fruit, but there was no signed marketing agreement. In case 1486/2025, SFM relied on a written marketing agreement concluded in 2020 with Gamtoosvalley Farming (Pty) Ltd t/a Entabeni. In early 2025, both respondents, dissatisfied with SFM’s services, purported to revoke SFM’s authority to market their fruit, subject only to an exception for fruit already ‘committed’ to the market. SFM contended that it had accepted a ‘tender’ in this correspondence giving rise to a new agreement for the 2025 harvest, alternatively that its authority was irrevocable as a mandatum in rem suam. It sought urgent interdictory relief and specific performance compelling delivery of fruit for the 2025 harvest season.