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Land And Property [2013] ZASCA 104

Florence v The Government of the Republic of South Africa (550/12)

Florence v The Government of the Republic of South Africa (550/12) [2013] ZASCA 104 (13 September 2013)

The SCA upheld CPI-based compensation under the Restitution Act, but allowed state funding for a memorial plaque as alternative relief and adjusted costs.

  • Restitution Of Land Rights Act
  • Compensation For Dispossession
  • Judicial Discretion
  • Costs Award
  • Solatium
  • Memorial Plaque
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Land And Property [2010] ZALCC 1

Baphiring Community v Uys and Others (LCC64/1998)

Baphiring Community v Uys and Others (LCC64/1998) [2010] ZALCC 1; 2010 (3) SA 130 (LCC) ; [2010] 3 All SA 353 (LCC) (19 January 2010)

The court held that restoring Rosmincol to the Baphiring Community was not feasible, but grave sites could be restored and equitable redress would be decided later.

  • Restitution Of Land Rights Act
  • Feasibility Of Restoration
  • Equitable Redress
  • Expropriation
  • Compensation For Dispossession
  • Community Resettlement
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Land And Property [2003] ZALCC 16

Keppler and others v Department of Land Affairs (LCC116/98)

Keppler and others v Department of Land Affairs (LCC116/98) [2003] ZALCC 16 (1 July 2003)

The Land Claims Court awarded R43,300 compensation to Nora Keppler for dispossession of Lot 87, The Highlands, after the parties agreed on payment.

  • Restitution Of Land Rights Act
  • Compensation For Dispossession
  • Evidentiary Requirements
  • Land-restitution
  • Compensation-for-dispossession
  • Evidence-in-restoration-claims
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