THE Pretoria High Court on Friday issued a temporary interdict to stop a business which was allegedly buying and selling listed Sanlam and Old Mutual shares illegally. Shortly after the judgment against businessmen Cornelius Aldum, the Financial Services Board said it is considering pressing charges. Aldum, who trades as Onecor Group, Cash for Africa, Bankwise, Number One and Simunye, appeared in court after an urgent application earlier this week by the Registrar of Stock Exchanges. He initially indicated he would oppose any court application to stop his business but withdrew his opposition, indicating in correspondence with the Financial Services Board that he intends to re-structure his business in such a way as to fall within the bounds of existing legislation. The temporary interdict stops Aldum from buying and selling listed Sanlam and Old Mutual shares in contravention of the Stock Exchanges Control Act by making use of so-called loan or pledge agreements.