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Administrative Law [2025] ZAGPJHC 127

Furman and Another v City of Johannesburg and Others (2022/026555)

Furman and Another v City of Johannesburg and Others (2022/026555) [2025] ZAGPJHC 127 (3 February 2025)

The court discharged a rule nisi seeking to set municipal charges to nil and compel a clearance certificate, holding that contempt alone did not justify that relief.

  • Municipal Services Disputes
  • Section 118 Clearance Certificate
  • Contempt Of Court
  • Dispute Resolution Procedure
  • Separation Of Powers
  • Municipal-services-disputes
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Civil Procedure [2025] ZAMPMHC 6

Bellini Estate Body Corporate v Emalahleni Local Municipality (1164/2022)

Bellini Estate Body Corporate v Emalahleni Local Municipality (1164/2022) [2025] ZAMPMHC 6 (31 January 2025)

High Court rescinded a default judgment against Bellini Estate Body Corporate, finding improper service and a bona fide defence over disputed municipal charges.

  • Rescission Of Judgment
  • Default Judgment
  • Service Of Process
  • Municipal Services Disputes
  • Section 95 Municipal Systems Act
  • Rescission-of-judgment
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Administrative Law [2017] ZAGPJHC 403

Dube and Another v City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality (9437/2017)

Dube and Another v City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality (9437/2017) [2017] ZAGPJHC 403 (14 December 2017)

The court found that the applicants had not exhausted the statutory remedies available under the municipal by-laws, which provide adequate procedures for disputing water meter accuracy and billing. The relief sought was overly broad and not supported by law, as the respondent is entitled to recover public funds and must follow prescribed procedures. The applicants failed to establish the absence of an ordinary remedy, a key requirement for final interdictory relief. The application was dismissed, and costs were awarded on a punitive scale due to its baseless and vexatious nature.

  • Municipal Services Disputes
  • Water Metering
  • Interdictory Relief
  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
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