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Administrative Law [2021] ZAGPPHC 318

M[....] and Another v Minister of Home Affairs and Another (26235/20)

M[....] and Another v Minister of Home Affairs and Another (26235/20) [2021] ZAGPPHC 318 (21 May 2021)

Leave to appeal was refused in a review concerning an unabridged death certificate and PAJA delay extension, with the court finding no prospect of success.

  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Citizenship Status
  • Review Of Administrative Action
  • Extension Of Time Limits
  • Administrative-law
  • Paaja
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Administrative Law [2013] ZAGPPHC 158

Nhlabathi v Department of Home Affairs and Another (58855/2012)

Nhlabathi v Department of Home Affairs and Another (58855/2012) [2013] ZAGPPHC 158 (12 June 2013)

The court held that the applicant’s citizenship-restoration application was premature because the South African Citizenship Act provided a statutory remedy he could still pursue.

  • Citizenship Status
  • South African Citizenship Act
  • Premature Application
  • Administrative Duties
  • Costs Order
  • Citizenship-status
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Administrative Law [1987] ZASCA 154

Tshwete v Minister of Home Affairs of the Government of Replublic of South Africa (155/87)

Tshwete v Minister of Home Affairs of the Government of Replublic of South Africa (155/87) [1987] ZASCA 154; [1988] 2 All SA 140 (A) (2 December 1987)

The court held that loss of South African citizenship did not remove the appellant’s pre-existing right to permanent residence, but it did end any right to enter without a visa.

  • Citizenship Status
  • Permanent Residence
  • Visa Requirements
  • Aliens Act Interpretation
  • Citizenship
  • Permanent-residence
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