Special Investigating Unit and Another v Caledon River Properties (Pty) Ltd t/a Magwa Construction and Another (GP/17/2020)
Special Investigating Unit and Another v Caledon River Properties (Pty) Ltd t/a Magwa Construction and Another (GP/17/2020) [2021] ZAST 4 (26 February 2021)
The Special Tribunal is a court of similar status to the High Court as defined in section 166(e) of the Constitution. Its establishment by presidential proclamation under the Special Investigating Units and Special Tribunals Act does not detract from its status as a court recognized by national legislation. The Tribunal possesses judicial authority, independence, and procedural features akin to the High Court, including the power to adjudicate civil matters arising from SIU investigations and to make any order necessary to give effect to its decisions. Section 170 of the Constitution confers…
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- Jurisdiction Of Special Tribunal
- Declaration Of Constitutional Invalidity
- Public Procurement
- Section 217 Constitution
- Special Investigating Units Act
- Review Of State Contracts