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Labour Law [2022] ZALCJHB 233

Kenoshi v Commissioner Matshaka and Others (JR 531/2019)

Kenoshi v Commissioner Matshaka and Others (JR 531/2019) [2022] ZALCJHB 233 (17 August 2022)

The Labour Court dismissed a review of an arbitration award, holding that the applicant’s rank and salary were corrected because she lacked the required one-year post-basic qualification.

  • Unfair Labour Practice
  • Demotion
  • Occupational Specific Dispensation
  • Administrative Act
  • Reviewable Irregularity
  • Unfair-labour-practice
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Land And Property [1991] ZASCA 122

Trustees for the Time Being of the Alan Doggett Family Trust v Karakondis and Others (686/89)

Trustees for the Time Being of the Alan Doggett Family Trust v Karakondis and Others (686/89) [1991] ZASCA 122; [1992] 1 All SA 242 (A) (26 September 1991)

The court held that the building restriction imposed by the Administrator was not intended to be a servitude running with the land, as it was not registered in the title deeds of the subdivided portions of erf 1642. The Administrator distinguished between conditions to be registered and those not, and only the latter would bind subsequent owners. The First Respondent, as a bona fide purchaser with a clean title deed and no knowledge of the unregistered restriction, cannot be bound by it. The court further found that the building line condition in the title deed had been generally relaxed by t…

  • Servitude
  • Building Restriction
  • Title Conditions
  • Administrative Act
  • Relaxation Of Restrictions
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