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Labour Law [2023] ZALCD 22

Myeza v Department of Education for the Province of Kwazulu-Natal and Others (D692/2021)

Myeza v Department of Education for the Province of Kwazulu-Natal and Others (D692/2021) [2023] ZALCD 22 (29 November 2023)

The Labour Court dismissed an application to compel signature finalising a public-service appointment and set aside the unauthorised job offer.

  • Public Service Appointments
  • Delegated Authority
  • Review Of Administrative Action
  • Costs Order
  • Public-service-appointments
  • Delegated-authority
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Administrative Law [2020] ZAMPMBHC 27

Heine v Mbombela Local Municipality (3246/2019)

Heine v Mbombela Local Municipality (3246/2019) [2020] ZAMPMBHC 27 (23 September 2020)

The High Court reviewed and set aside Mbombela Municipality’s withdrawal of approval for a security access measure, finding the process procedurally unfair.

  • Audi Alteram Partem
  • Road Closure For Security
  • Delegated Authority
  • Procedural Fairness
  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Administrative-law
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Land And Property [1997] ZASCA 95

Moodley v Town Board of the Town Council of Umzinto North (385/95)

Moodley v Town Board of the Town Council of Umzinto North (385/95) [1997] ZASCA 95; 1998 (2) SA 188 (SCA); [1998] 2 All SA 57 (A); (18 November 1997)

The court held that a town board servant could not rely on statutory immunity for an investment made outside delegated authority; condonation for late filing was granted.

  • Municipal Liability
  • Delegated Authority
  • Wilful Misconduct
  • Condonation Of Non Compliance
  • Municipal-liability
  • Delegated-authority
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