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Labour Law [2024] ZALCJHB 154

Babuseng v Department of Economic Development and Tourism and Others (J1609/21)

Babuseng v Department of Economic Development and Tourism and Others (J1609/21) [2024] ZALCJHB 154 (3 April 2024)

The Labour Court granted reasons for an order compelling the first respondent to honour an employment contract, finding the transfer explanation vague and unsupported.

  • Employment Contract
  • Unilateral Transfer
  • Failure To Consult
  • Abuse Of Process
  • Employment-contract
  • Unilateral-transfer
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Administrative Law [2008] ZANCHC 3

Doe Run Exploration SA (Pty) Ltd and Others v Minister of Minerals and Energy and Others (499/07)

Doe Run Exploration SA (Pty) Ltd and Others v Minister of Minerals and Energy and Others (499/07) [2008] ZANCHC 3 (8 February 2008)

The court found that the respondents failed to comply with mandatory notification and consultation requirements under section 16(4) and (5) of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act in processing Samber Trading 103 (Pty) Ltd's applications for prospecting rights over Glencard and Bushy Park. The evidence did not establish that affected parties and landowners were properly notified or consulted, and no substantial compliance could be shown. The applications of both the applicants and Samber were submitted on the same day and should have been evaluated together, with the best appli…

  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Prospecting Rights
  • Mineral And Petroleum Resources Development Act
  • Failure To Consult
  • Mandatory Procedural Requirements
  • Judicial Review
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