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Commercial And Corporate [2024] ZAGPJHC 222

Bliss Brands (Pty) Ltd v Advertising Regulatory Board NPC and Others (2020-22061)

Bliss Brands (Pty) Ltd v Advertising Regulatory Board NPC and Others (2020-22061) [2024] ZAGPJHC 222 (21 February 2024)

The court held that the casting vote exercised by the FAC chairperson was valid under the ARB's MOI and did not constitute a reviewable irregularity. The FAC's findings that Bliss Brands' Securex packaging breached clauses 8 and 9 of the ARB Code were based on solid reasoning and evidence of visual proximity and imitation, and were not irrational or materially erroneous. The sanction period afforded to Bliss was adequate, considering the cumulative time provided by both the AAC and FAC orders. The interim interdict granted by Fisher J was discharged, as all constitutional and review issues ha…

  • Advertising Code Interpretation
  • Review Of Private Regulatory Decisions
  • Self Regulation
  • Administrative Law Principles
  • Company Constitution
  • Sanctions In Advertising Disputes
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Commercial And Corporate [2017] ZASCA 132

Advertising Standards Authority v Herbex (Pty) Ltd (902/2016)

Advertising Standards Authority v Herbex (Pty) Ltd (902/2016) [2017] ZASCA 132; 2017 (6) SA 354 (SCA); 2017 BIP 205 (SCA) (29 September 2017)

The SCA held that the ASA has no jurisdiction over non-members absent submission, but may consider complaints for members' benefit. Each party paid its own appeal costs.

  • Jurisdiction Of Voluntary Association
  • Self Regulation
  • Advertising Code
  • Declaratory Relief
  • Costs On Appeal
  • Jurisdiction-of-voluntary-association
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