Khumalo v Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa (0025/24EC)
Khumalo v Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa (0025/24EC) [2024] ZAEC 20 (12 June 2024)
The court found that its review jurisdiction under section 20(1) of the Electoral Commission Act was properly engaged, as the Commission's determination that JK6 complied with regulation 9 constituted a reviewable decision relating to an electoral matter. However, the applicant, having been expelled from MKP and not challenging his expulsion, lacked locus standi to seek relief regarding MKP leadership. The application was not brought within the statutory three-day period, and the delay was unreasonable and unexplained, with no proper case for condonation. On the merits, the court accepted the…
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- Electoral Commission Act
- Locus Standi
- Review Jurisdiction
- Ultra Vires
- Punitive Costs
- Regulation Of Political Parties