Minister of Home Affairs and Another v Fireblade Aviation Proprietary Limited and Others (13/2016)
Minister of Home Affairs and Another v Fireblade Aviation Proprietary Limited and Others (13/2016) [2018] ZASCA 46 (28 March 2018)
The Supreme Court of Appeal held that the application before it was for ordinary leave to appeal under s 16(1)(a)(i) of the Superior Courts Act, not special leave, as it was directed against the original judgment of a single judge. The test applied was whether there were reasonable prospects of success or other compelling reasons to grant leave. The court found that the Minister had lawfully granted approval to Fireblade Aviation, as evidenced by contemporaneous documents, and his subsequent attempts to suspend or reverse the approval were inconsistent and unsupported. The Minister failed to…
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- Leave To Appeal
- Enforcement Of Judgments
- Administrative Decision Review
- Immigration Control