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Administrative Law [2016] ZAEC 7

Nationalist Coloured Party of South Africa v The IEC and Another (005/2016 EC)

Nationalist Coloured Party of South Africa v The IEC and Another (005/2016 EC) [2016] ZAEC 7 (18 July 2016)

The Electoral Court set aside the Commission’s retraction of the NCPSA registration, finding the decision procedurally unfair because Mr Martin was not consulted.

  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Procedural Fairness
  • Party Registration
  • Internal Party Dispute
  • Procedural-fairness
  • Party-registration
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Administrative Law [2009] ZAEC 3

Cape Party v Electoral Commission and Another (1/09)

Cape Party v Electoral Commission and Another (1/09) [2009] ZAEC 3 (26 March 2009)

The Electoral Court dismissed Cape Party’s appeal, holding that “CAPE” was not likely to confuse voters with “COPE” given ballot design, logos, and the reasonable voter standard.

  • Electoral Commission Act
  • Party Registration
  • Ballot Design
  • Voter Confusion
  • Electoral-law
  • Party-registration
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Constitutional Law [2004] ZACC 1

Liberal Party v The Electoral Commission and Others (CCT 10/04)

Liberal Party v The Electoral Commission and Others (CCT 10/04) [2004] ZACC 1; 2004 (8) BCLR 810 (CC) (5 April 2004)

The Constitutional Court dismissed the Liberal Party’s urgent bid to contest the 2004 elections after its candidates’ list was filed 21 minutes late.

  • Electoral Act Compliance
  • Direct Access
  • Party Registration
  • Equality And Non Discrimination
  • Electoral-act-compliance
  • Election-timetable
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