Ncayiyana v Durban Galvanising CC (D218/98) [1998] ZALC 67 (16 September 1998)
The court, having heard the parties and read the papers filed, granted the order by consent. The arbitration award dated 9 March 1998 was made an order of court, and no order as to costs was granted. The decision was based on the mutual agreement of the parties and the statutory provisions permitting the enforcement of arbitration awards through the Labour Court.
- Citation
- [1998] ZALC 67
- Parties
- Applicant: C. Ncayiyana; Respondent: Durban Galvanizing C.C.
- Court
- Labour Court
- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Judgment Date
- 16 September 1998
- Case Number
- D218/98
- Procedural Posture
- Urgent Application / Order Granted by Consent
- Outcome
- The arbitration award dated 9 March 1998 is made an order of court. No order as to costs.
- Legal Topics
- Arbitration Award Enforcement, Costs Order
Case Brief
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Parties
C. Ncayiyana
Applicant
Durban Galvanizing C.C.
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Urgent Application / Order Granted by Consent
Legal Issues
- 1 Should the arbitration award dated 9 March 1998 be made an order of court?
- 2 Should costs be awarded in this matter?
Ratio Decidendi
The court, having heard the parties and read the papers filed, granted the order by consent. The arbitration award dated 9 March 1998 was made an order of court, and no order as to costs was granted. The decision was based on the mutual agreement of the parties and the statutory provisions permitting the enforcement of arbitration awards through the Labour Court.
Court Disposition
The arbitration award dated 9 March 1998 is made an order of court. No order as to costs.
Orders
- The arbitration award dated 9 March 1998 is hereby made an order of court.
- There is no order as to costs.
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