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Administrative Law [2025] ZANWHC 47

Councillor Godsend Mokgope v Ratlou Local Municipality and Others (Reasons) (342/2025)

Councillor Godsend Mokgope v Ratlou Local Municipality and Others (Reasons) (342/2025) [2025] ZANWHC 47 (6 March 2025)

The High Court dismissed an urgent bid to interdict a council meeting, finding the notice was valid under Ratlou Municipality’s adopted Rule 10 and caused no prejudice.

  • Municipal Meeting Notice
  • Service Of Process
  • Standing Rules Of Order
  • Constitutional Powers Of Municipalities
  • Municipal-law
  • Local-government
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Administrative Law [2025] ZANWHC 34

Mokgope v Ratlou Local Municipality and Others (6503/24)

Mokgope v Ratlou Local Municipality and Others (6503/24) [2025] ZANWHC 34 (13 February 2025)

The High Court interdicted a special municipal council meeting after finding the notice and agenda were not served timeously under the municipality’s standing rules.

  • Municipal Governance
  • Standing Rules Of Order
  • Urgent Interdict
  • Right To Participate In Council
  • Procedural Fairness
  • Urgent-interdict
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Administrative Law [2023] ZANWHC 143

Mokgope v Leepo and Another (UM180/22)

Mokgope v Leepo and Another (UM180/22) [2023] ZANWHC 143 (17 August 2023)

Urgent review-style relief was granted setting aside a special council meeting notice for inadequate notice under municipal rules and ordering punitive costs.

  • Municipal Meeting Procedure
  • Standing Rules Of Order
  • Notice Requirements
  • Urgent Interdict
  • Municipal-meeting-procedure
  • Notice-requirements
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