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Constitutional Law [2020] ZAECELLC 20

Residents of Farm Greydell (Airport Park) and Another v National Department of Public Works and Another (EL 738/2020)

Residents of Farm Greydell (Airport Park) and Another v National Department of Public Works and Another (EL 738/2020) [2020] ZAECELLC 20 (21 September 2020)

The court upheld a locus standi objection against the first applicant in an eviction-related constitutional application, and postponed the rest of the matter.

  • Locus Standi
  • Unlawful Eviction
  • Constitutional Reparation
  • Joinder Of Parties
  • Urgent Interdict
  • Locus-standi
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Constitutional Law [2016] ZAECMHC 10

Ntantana and Others v Mhlontlo Local Municipality and Another (CA51/15, CA52/15, 75/15/ 76/15, 3412/14, 3434/14, 3407/14)

Ntantana and Others v Mhlontlo Local Municipality and Another (CA51/15, CA52/15, 75/15/ 76/15, 3412/14, 3434/14, 3407/14) [2016] ZAECMHC 10 (5 April 2016)

The court found that the summary demolition of the appellants' homes and their eviction without a court order constituted a violation of their constitutional rights under section 26(3) of the Constitution. The court a quo erred in treating the applications strictly as spoliation proceedings and in refusing relief on the basis that restoration was impossible. The Supreme Court of Appeal's decision in Tswelopele established that constitutional relief, including reconstituted restoration, may be granted even where the mandament van spolie does not apply. The respondents, as organs of state, are…

  • Eviction Without Court Order
  • Right To Adequate Housing
  • Interim Interdict
  • Mandament Van Spolie
  • Constitutional Reparation
  • Municipal Obligations
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