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Administrative Law [2025] ZAECMHC 61

Hlamandana and Another v Premier, Eastern Cape Provincial Government and Others (Leave to Appeal) (2227/2023)

Hlamandana and Another v Premier, Eastern Cape Provincial Government and Others (Leave to Appeal) (2227/2023) [2025] ZAECMHC 61 (8 July 2025)

The court found that the applicants' grounds for leave to appeal were without merit. The remittal order was justified under Section 8(1)(c)(i) of PAJA and Section 172(1)(b) of the Constitution, which empower courts to grant just and equitable remedies, including remittal for reconsideration by the administrator. The applicants' argument that the remittal was not sought by any party was rejected, as the relief sought was broad enough to encompass such an order. The court held that the fourth respondent was lawfully appointed and the proceedings were still extant, thus he was not functus offici…

  • Remittal Of Administrative Action
  • Just And Equitable Remedy
  • Judicial Review
  • Punitive Costs
  • Statutory Interpretation
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Administrative Law [2025] ZAMPMBHC 32

Mpilo and Zen Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy and Others (3985/2023)

Mpilo and Zen Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy and Others (3985/2023) [2025] ZAMPMBHC 32 (5 May 2025)

High Court review of mining-related administrative decisions was upheld, with impugned decisions set aside, remitted for reconsideration, and a permit preserved pending appeal.

  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Mining Permit Renewal
  • Condonation For Late Filing
  • Locus Standi
  • Remittal Of Administrative Action
  • Administrative-law
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