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Civil Procedure [2023] ZAFSHC 374

Joubert v South African Legal Practice Council (5220/2022)

Joubert v South African Legal Practice Council (5220/2022) [2023] ZAFSHC 374 (22 September 2023)

The High Court dismissed an application for leave to appeal with costs, finding no reasonable prospects of success in a dispute over authority, Rule 7, and Rule 30 issues.

  • Rule 7 Authority Challenge
  • Condonation
  • Interlocutory Application
  • Leave To Appeal
  • Costs Order
  • Leave-to-appeal
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Civil Procedure [2020] ZAECBHC 15

Ngqushwa Municipality and Others v Economic Freedom Fighters and Others (446/2018)

Ngqushwa Municipality and Others v Economic Freedom Fighters and Others (446/2018) [2020] ZAECBHC 15 (17 June 2020)

The court condoned late answering affidavits in a municipal dispute, finding the defence arguable and the prejudice compensable by costs.

  • Condonation
  • Late Filing Of Affidavits
  • Municipal Structures Act
  • Rule 7 Authority Challenge
  • Rule 6 5 D Iii
  • Costs Orders
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Civil Procedure [2019] ZAGPPHC 170

National Soccer League and Another v South African Football Association and Others (90375/2018)

National Soccer League and Another v South African Football Association and Others (90375/2018) [2019] ZAGPPHC 170 (17 May 2019)

The court dismissed a Rule 7 authority challenge and a Rule 30A application to compel document disclosure, awarding punitive costs against the first respondent.

  • Rule 7 Authority Challenge
  • Rule 30a Application To Compel
  • Rule 35 Document Disclosure
  • Costs Punitive Scale
  • Civil-procedure
  • Rule-7
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