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Family And Children [2018] ZAGPPHC 529

Joubert and Another v J and Another (A90/18, 142/18)

Joubert and Another v J and Another (A90/18, 142/18) [2018] ZAGPPHC 529 (8 March 2018)

The High Court set aside a Children's Court adoption order after noting indications of irregularity or fraud and ordered fresh proceedings under the Children's Act.

  • Adoption Procedure
  • Children S Act Compliance
  • Jurisdiction Of Children S Court
  • Irregular Court Order
  • Adoption-procedure
  • Children-s-act-compliance
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Civil Procedure [2016] ZAWCHC 34

Minister of Social Development Western Cape and Others v Justice Alliance of South Africa and Another (20806/2013)

Minister of Social Development Western Cape and Others v Justice Alliance of South Africa and Another (20806/2013) [2016] ZAWCHC 34 (1 April 2016)

The High Court set aside an order allowing immediate execution pending appeal under section 18(3) of the Superior Courts Act.

  • Superior Courts Act Section 18
  • Children S Act Compliance
  • Best Interests Of The Child
  • Separation Of Powers
  • Interim Relief
  • Constitutional Rights Of Children
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Family And Children [2012] ZAGPJHC 102

Ndala, In re: Ndala (14/1/2-19/2010)

Ndala, In re: Ndala (14/1/2-19/2010) [2012] ZAGPJHC 102; 2013 (6) SA 153 (GSJ) (18 May 2012)

High Court review of an adoption order confirmed condonation of the missing section 239(1)(d) recommendation letter in exceptional circumstances.

  • Adoption Procedure
  • Best Interests Of Child
  • Children S Act Compliance
  • Condonation Of Non Compliance
  • Adoption-procedure
  • Best-interests-of-child
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