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Land And Property [2017] ZASCA 36

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality v Amber Mountain Investments 3 (Pty) Ltd (576/2016)

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality v Amber Mountain Investments 3 (Pty) Ltd (576/2016) [2017] ZASCA 36; 2017 (4) SA 272 (SCA) (29 March 2017)

The Supreme Court of Appeal held that the relevant statutory provisions, when read together, do not entitle a municipality to require payment of property rates for the entire financial year as a condition for issuing a rates clearance certificate. The obligation to pay rates arises within the financial year, and only debts that have become due in the two years preceding the application for the certificate may be demanded. The municipality's policy requiring payment of future rates is ultra vires and invalid. The respondent was only obliged to pay rates up to the date of transfer, and the muni…

  • Municipal Property Rates
  • Rates Clearance Certificate
  • Statutory Interpretation
  • Ultra Vires Policy
  • Local Government Finance
  • Property Transfer
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Labour Law [2007] ZALC 9

All Man Labour Services CC v Services Sector Education and Training Authority ('SETA') (J1509/04)

All Man Labour Services CC v Services Sector Education and Training Authority ('SETA') (J1509/04) [2007] ZALC 9; (2007) 28 ILJ 1053 (LC) (23 February 2007)

The Labour Court held that a SETA may impose reasonable quality-assurance criteria for mandatory grants, and dismissed the employer’s claim for full payment.

  • Skills Development Act
  • Mandatory Grants
  • Ultra Vires Policy
  • Public Finance Management
  • Quality Assurance
  • Implied Powers
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