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Criminal Law [2025] ZAGPJHC 503

Smith v Hills and Another (2025/055555; 2021/4094; SS 79/2022)

Smith v Hills and Another (2025/055555; 2021/4094; SS 79/2022) [2025] ZAGPJHC 503 (23 May 2025)

The High Court dismissed an urgent POCA application for release of restrained funds for legal fees, finding insufficient disclosure of restrained and unrestrained assets.

  • Prevention Of Organised Crime Act
  • Restraint Order
  • Release Of Funds
  • Full Disclosure Requirement
  • Legal Expenses
  • Urgent Application Procedure
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Criminal Law [2021] ZAKZDHC 42

Ngcobo v National Director of Public Prosecutions (D8053/2019)

Ngcobo v National Director of Public Prosecutions (D8053/2019) [2021] ZAKZDHC 42 (13 December 2021)

The court dismissed Sandile Ngcobo’s POCA application for release of restrained assets and R1 million for living and legal expenses for lack of full disclosure.

  • Prevention Of Organised Crime Act
  • Restraint Order
  • Release Of Restrained Assets
  • Legal Expenses
  • Full Disclosure Requirement
  • Poaca
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Criminal Law [2015] ZAWCHC 96

Van Heerden and Another v National Director of Public Prosecutions and Another (16910/11)

Van Heerden and Another v National Director of Public Prosecutions and Another (16910/11) [2015] ZAWCHC 96 (22 June 2015)

The court dismissed a POCA restraint-variation application because the applicants had not made full disclosure of restrained and unrestrained assets.

  • Restraint Order
  • Prevention Of Organised Crime Act
  • Release Of Restrained Assets
  • Pension Funds Act
  • Full Disclosure Requirement
  • Prevention-of-organised-crime-act
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