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Labour Law [2022] ZALCCT 37

South African Muncipal Workers Union (SAMWU) obo Mooi v Siyathemba Municipality and Others (C701/2019)

South African Muncipal Workers Union (SAMWU) obo Mooi v Siyathemba Municipality and Others (C701/2019) [2022] ZALCCT 37; (2022) 43 ILJ 2386 (LC) (6 July 2022)

The court found that the settlement agreement was unenforceable because its key provisions depended on the parties reaching further agreement on the quantum and repayment of debt, with no deadlock breaking mechanism provided. The failure to agree on the debt and repayment terms rendered the agreement uncertain and incapable of enforcement. The court exercised its discretion to decline making the arbitration award an order of court, as doing so would not resolve the underlying dispute or enable execution of the agreement.

  • Settlement Agreement
  • Arbitration Award Enforcement
  • Agreements To Agree
  • Unenforceability
  • Reinstatement
  • Quantification Of Debt
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Land And Property [2019] ZAGPJHC 1

Violetshelf Investments (Pty) Ltd v Chetty (24858/18)

Violetshelf Investments (Pty) Ltd v Chetty (24858/18) [2019] ZAGPJHC 1; [2020] 4 BLLR 401 (GJ) (28 January 2019)

The court held that a lease renewal option requiring further written agreement was unenforceable without a deadlock-breaking mechanism, and granted eviction.

  • Lease Renewal Option
  • Agreements To Agree
  • Eviction
  • Estoppel By Representation
  • Lease-renewal-option
  • Agreements-to-agree
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Administrative Law [2000] ZASCA 28

Premier of the Free State Provincial Government and Others v Firechem Free State (Pty) Ltd. (548/98)

Premier of the Free State Provincial Government and Others v Firechem Free State (Pty) Ltd. (548/98) [2000] ZASCA 28; 2000 (4) SA 413 (SCA); [2000] 3 All SA 247 (A) (29 May 2000)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that a Firechem delivery contract was unlawful because it departed from the tender and acceptance terms and bypassed proper procurement procedures.

  • Tender Board Powers
  • Public Procurement
  • Contractual Validity
  • Presumption Of Legality
  • Agreements To Agree
  • Severance
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