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Labour Law [2006] ZALC 105

Commision for Conciliation Mediation Arbitration and Another v Gauteng Building Bargaining Council and Others (J1529/04)

Commision for Conciliation Mediation Arbitration and Another v Gauteng Building Bargaining Council and Others (J1529/04) [2006] ZALC 105; (2006) 27 ILJ 1117 (LC) (16 January 2006)

Court
Labour Court
Case number
J1529/04
Judge
Ngcamu

Labour Court held that surplus funds from a wound-up bargaining council were distributable under the council constitution, not paid to the CCMA under section 59(5).

  • Winding Up Of Bargaining Council
  • Distribution Of Surplus Funds
  • Locus Standi
  • Interpretation Of Section 59 5 Lra
  • Constitution Of Bargaining Council
  • Bargaining-council-liquidation
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Labour Law [2004] ZALC 4

East Cape Masterbuilders And Allied Industries Association and Another v Building Industrial Bargaining Council (Southern and Eastern Cape) and Others (P 516/02)

East Cape Masterbuilders And Allied Industries Association and Another v Building Industrial Bargaining Council (Southern and Eastern Cape) and Others (P 516/02) [2004] ZALC 4; [2004] 4 BLLR 356 (LC); (2004) 25 ILJ 526 (LC) (4 February 2004)

Court
Labour Court
Case number
P 516/02
Judge
Ndlovu AJ

The Labour Court dismissed an application to wind up a bargaining council, finding the applicants had not proved incurable inability to function under section 59(1)(b).

  • Winding Up Of Bargaining Council
  • Section 59 Lra
  • Collective Bargaining
  • Onus Of Proof
  • Remedial Measures
  • Winding-up-of-bargaining-council
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