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Administrative Law [2021] ZAGPPHC 33

South African Policing Union and Others v Minister of Police and Others (66522/2020)

South African Policing Union and Others v Minister of Police and Others (66522/2020) [2021] ZAGPPHC 33 (8 January 2021)

The court found that section 7(7) of the Intelligence Services Oversight Act does not create a statutory precondition requiring the Inspector General of Intelligence to submit a report to the Minister before the National Commissioner may suspend employees. The disciplinary powers of the National Commissioner under the SAPS Act and Discipline Regulations are not fettered by the ISO Act. The National Commissioner, as employer and accounting officer, is both entitled and obliged to act on allegations of misconduct, including procurement irregularities, and may suspend employees as a precautionar…

  • Precautionary Suspension
  • Disciplinary Procedure
  • Statutory Interpretation
  • Public Service Accountability
  • Intelligence Services Oversight
  • Procurement Irregularities
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Civil Procedure [2014] ZAGPJHC 337

L v MEC for Health, Gauteng (17077/2012)

L v MEC for Health, Gauteng (17077/2012) [2014] ZAGPJHC 337; 2015 (3) SA 616 (GJ) (26 November 2014)

The court found that the defendant, through its legal advisors and medical expert, failed to comply with basic standards of professional conduct and constitutional obligations. The defendant's representatives did not possess or provide the necessary medical records, failed to brief their expert adequately, and did not engage meaningfully with the plaintiff's expert evidence. Their conduct resulted in unnecessary delays, wasted court time, and increased costs. The court held that this amounted to gross negligence and incompetence, justifying a punitive costs order de bonis propriis against the…

  • Medical Negligence
  • Costs De Bonis Propriis
  • Public Service Accountability
  • Discovery And Pre Trial
  • Constitutional Duties Of State
  • Emergency Medical Care
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