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Civil Procedure [2021] ZAMPMHC 33

Nkosi and Another v Minister of Police and Another (A10/2021)

Nkosi and Another v Minister of Police and Another (A10/2021) [2021] ZAMPMHC 33 (24 November 2021)

The High Court dismissed an appeal against findings that police were justified in shooting one appellant during arrest, lawfully arrested the other, and could withdraw a pre-trial assault admission.

  • Unlawful Arrest
  • Use Of Force In Arrest
  • Judicial Admission
  • Assault By Police
  • Onus Of Proof
  • Damages For Assault
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Land And Property [2021] ZALCC 7

Cindi Family v Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform and Others (LCC115/2008; LCC026/2007)

Cindi Family v Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform and Others (LCC115/2008; LCC026/2007) [2021] ZALCC 7; 2021 (6) SA 133 (LCC) (19 May 2021)

The court ruled on how an inspection in loco minute should record observations, attributed statements, neutral headings, and disputed transcriptions in a land claims matter.

  • Inspection In Loco
  • Judicial Admission
  • Minute Of Inspection
  • Land Claims Procedure
  • Evidentiary Record
  • Dispute Resolution
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Delict [2017] ZAGPPHC 666

Mthimkhulu v Road Accident Fund (48531/2014)

Mthimkhulu v Road Accident Fund (48531/2014) [2017] ZAGPPHC 666 (21 September 2017)

The High Court upheld a Road Accident Fund claim for loss of income after holding the defendant bound by its admissions of the plaintiff’s expert reports.

  • Road Accident Fund Act
  • Loss Of Income
  • Judicial Admission
  • Quantum Of Damages
  • Road-accident-fund
  • Loss-of-income
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