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Administrative Law [2025] ZAGPPHC 774

Naude and Another v South African Legal Practice Council (A262/2023)

Naude and Another v South African Legal Practice Council (A262/2023) [2025] ZAGPPHC 774 (12 August 2025)

The High Court upheld an appeal against the suspension of attorney Wynand Naude, finding the LPC’s investigation and urgent suspension application were unjustified.

  • Legal Practitioner Suspension
  • Misrepresentation
  • Trust Account Compliance
  • Right To A Hearing
  • Urgent Application
  • Costs Award
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Administrative Law [2017] ZAWCHC 150

Ntsibantu v South African Board for Sheriff (1552/2017)

Ntsibantu v South African Board for Sheriff (1552/2017) [2017] ZAWCHC 150 (18 December 2017)

The High Court dismissed a review of the Board’s refusal to issue a sheriff’s fidelity fund certificate, holding that non-compliant trust accounting barred issue under the Sheriffs Act.

  • Promotion Of Administrative Justice Act
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Statutory Interpretation
  • Internal Remedies Exhaustion
  • Trust Account Compliance
  • Administrative-law
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Civil Procedure [2011] ZASCA 145

Mda v Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope (534/10)

Mda v Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope (534/10) [2011] ZASCA 145; 2012 (1) SA 15 (SCA) (26 September 2011)

The court held that the Law Society could inspect broad practice and accounting records under the Attorneys Act, not only documents tied to specific complaints.

  • Attorneys Act Inspection Powers
  • Professional Misconduct
  • Forensic Audit
  • Trust Account Compliance
  • Attorneys-act-inspection-powers
  • Professional-misconduct
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