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Administrative Law [2023] ZACC 23

South African Council for Educators v Deon Scheepers and Others (CCT 127/22)

South African Council for Educators v Deon Scheepers and Others (CCT 127/22) [2023] ZACC 23; [2023] 10 BLLR 981 (CC); (2023) 44 ILJ 2191 (CC); 2024 (5) BCLR 663 (CC) (12 July 2023)

Court
Constitutional Court
Case number
CCT 127/22
Judges
Baqwa AJ, Kollapen J, Madlanga J, Majiedt J, Mathopo J, Mbatha AJ, Mhlantla J, Rogers J, Tshiqi J

The Constitutional Court refused SACE leave to appeal in a dispute over whether it properly investigated misconduct before referring a principal to discipline.

  • Disciplinary Proceedings
  • Procedural Fairness
  • Investigation Requirements
  • Professional Ethics
  • Employment Of Educators Act
  • Review Of Administrative Action
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Administrative Law [2012] ZANCT 6

City of Johannesburg v National Consumer Commission (NCT/2667/2011/101(1)(P), NCT/2081/2011/101(1)(P))

City of Johannesburg v National Consumer Commission (NCT/2667/2011/101(1)(P), NCT/2081/2011/101(1)(P)) [2012] ZANCT 6 (30 March 2012)

Court
National Consumer Tribunal
Case number
NCT/2667/2011/101(1)(P), NCT/2081/2011/101(1)(P)
Judges
T Woker, F Sibanda, P Beck

The Tribunal cancelled 45 compliance notices issued by the National Consumer Commission against the City of Johannesburg for lack of proper investigation and procedural fairness.

  • Consumer Protection Act
  • Compliance Notice Review
  • Procedural Fairness
  • Administrative Action
  • Investigation Requirements
  • Consumer-protection
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