Hunter v Financial Services Board and Others (3725/16)
Hunter v Financial Services Board and Others (3725/16) [2016] ZAGPPHC 1208 (14 December 2016)
The applicant failed to establish the necessary standing in law to claim the relief sought, either under the original or amended notice of motion. The court found that the applicant did not have a direct and substantial interest sufficient to justify judicial intervention compelling the FSB and the Minister to act in the manner she prescribed. The constitutional and statutory provisions relied upon did not confer enforceable rights in this context. The application for amendment was refused due to genuine disputes of fact, lateness, and lack of standing. The joinder of the third and fourth res…
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- Standing To Seek Relief
- Public Interest Litigation
- Pension Fund Regulation
- Judicial Review
- Costs Award
- Protected Disclosures