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Civil Procedure [2017] ZAKZPHC 16

Durban University of Technology v Zulu and Others (1693/16P)

Durban University of Technology v Zulu and Others (1693/16P) [2017] ZAKZPHC 16 (3 March 2017)

The court discharged a rule nisi against unnamed students, holding that no interdict should issue without identified respondents or individual allegations.

  • Final Interdict
  • Group Interdicts
  • Identification Of Respondents
  • Contempt Of Court
  • Final-interdict
  • Group-interdicts
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Civil Procedure [2016] ZAKZPHC 58

Durban University of Technology v Zulu and Others (1693/16P)

Durban University of Technology v Zulu and Others (1693/16P) [2016] ZAKZPHC 58 (27 June 2016)

The court discharged a rule nisi against unnamed “other students” of Durban University of Technology, holding that no interdict lies absent individual allegations.

  • Final Interdict
  • Group Interdicts
  • Identification Of Respondents
  • Contempt Of Court
  • Final-interdict
  • Interdicts-against-unnamed-persons
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Labour Law [2005] ZALC 100

Woolworths (Pty) Ltd v South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers Union and Others (JR2203/05)

Woolworths (Pty) Ltd v South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers Union and Others (JR2203/05) [2005] ZALC 100; [2006] 7 BLLR 713 (LC); (2006) 27 ILJ 1234 (LC) (8 December 2005)

Labour Court refused to confirm a broad interdict against alleged strike misconduct, citing inadequate identification of respondents and the need to protect lawful picketing.

  • Strike Interdicts
  • Picketing Rules
  • Identification Of Respondents
  • Constitutional Right To Strike
  • Strike-interdicts
  • Picketing-rules
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