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Environmental Law [2018] ZAWCHC 6

City of Cape Town v Really Useful Investments 219 (Pty) Ltd (21106/2014)

City of Cape Town v Really Useful Investments 219 (Pty) Ltd (21106/2014) [2018] ZAWCHC 6; [2018] 2 All SA 65 (WCC) (2 February 2018)

The court held that the respondent unlawfully filled the Disa River floodplain and that the City could require removal and remediation under its by-law and the ECA.

  • Stormwater Management By Law
  • Environment Conservation Act Section 31a
  • Wetland Protection
  • Municipal Consent
  • Remedial Measures
  • Floodplain Management
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Land And Property [2015] ZAWCHC 13

George Municipality v Greyvenstein (A368/2013)

George Municipality v Greyvenstein (A368/2013) [2015] ZAWCHC 13 (10 February 2015)

The High Court granted condonation, upheld the appeal, and ordered removal of garage doors installed contrary to approved amended building plans.

  • Building Regulations
  • Condonation
  • Approved Building Plans
  • Municipal Consent
  • Collateral Challenge
  • Review Of Administrative Action
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Land And Property [2012] ZASCA 181

Emilel Investments (Pty) Ltd v Silvestri and Others (080/2012)

Emilel Investments (Pty) Ltd v Silvestri and Others (080/2012) [2012] ZASCA 181 (29 November 2012)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that a soccer centre and craft market on school property were unlawful commercial uses under the zoning scheme.

  • Zoning Scheme Regulations
  • Unlawful Land Use
  • Municipal Consent
  • Interdict
  • Costs Order
  • Zoning-scheme-regulations
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