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Administrative Law [2022] ZAGPPHC 778

Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chambers NPC and Another v National Energy Regulator and Others (63393/2021)

Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chambers NPC and Another v National Energy Regulator and Others (63393/2021) [2022] ZAGPPHC 778 (20 October 2022)

The court found that NERSA's Guideline and Benchmarking Method for approving municipal electricity tariffs is unlawful and invalid as it fails to comply with the tariff principles set out in section 15(1) of the Electricity Regulation Act. The Method does not ensure that tariffs are cost-reflective for individual municipalities, nor does it enable efficient licensees to recover the full cost of their licensed activities, including a reasonable margin or return. Instead, the Method relies on averages and generic norms, resulting in tariffs that may be higher than the actual costs incurred by m…

  • Electricity Regulation Act
  • Tariff Setting
  • Cost Reflective Tariffs
  • Public Interest Review
  • Legality Principle
  • Municipal Services Pricing
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Intellectual Property [2013] ZAGPPHC 304

Foschini Retail Group (Pty) (Ltd) and 9(Nine) Others v South African Music Performance Rights Association (0003/2009)

Foschini Retail Group (Pty) (Ltd) and 9(Nine) Others v South African Music Performance Rights Association (0003/2009) [2013] ZAGPPHC 304; 2013 BIP 368 (CT) (25 October 2013)

The Tribunal set aside SAMPRA’s unilateral retail music tariff and replaced it with a lower tariff after finding the original tariff unreasonable and improperly set.

  • Copyright Royalties
  • Collecting Societies
  • Tariff Setting
  • Needletime Rights
  • Public Performance
  • Regulatory Compliance
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