South Africa
Judges’ Remuneration and Conditions of Employment Amendment
Act 77 of 1997
7 provisions
5 December 1997 No. 1633. I
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Act 77 of 1997
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Act 21 of 2012
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Act 50 of 1994
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Act 27 of 2004
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Act 4 of 2008
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Act 48 of 1999
21 provisions
This text says the President assented to the Act and it is published for general information.