Netshisumbewa v Africa Glass and Others (JR594/05)
Netshisumbewa v Africa Glass and Others (JR594/05) [2007] ZALC 171 (25 May 2007)
The court found that the record of arbitration proceedings was furnished and available, defeating the applicant's first ground for review. The argument regarding improper representation failed as no objection was raised during arbitration and the prior ruling only applied to another individual. The Commissioner was not required to provide detailed reasons for the compensation award, and the discretion exercised was not shown to be irregular. The findings of fact and credibility assessments were supported by the evidence, and the applicant's challenge amounted to an appeal on the merits, which…
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- Review Of Arbitration Award
- Compensation For Unfair Dismissal
- Representation In Arbitration
- Parity Principle
- Procedural Fairness
- Discretion In Award