Tag: SCA 16

Granting leave to appeal: Applying legal test

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Automatic appeal rights: SCA s 18(4) explained

City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality v Vresthena (Pty) Ltd Are there multiple rights of appeal against orders of lower courts and in addition are there any automatic appeal rights? “[7] On 22 November 2022, the...

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Waiving appeal rights: Leave refused

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Unliquidated damages claim: Labour court’s jurisdiction?

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Appealability of interim interdicts: Interests of justice

UDM v Lebashe Investment Group (Pty) Ltd Has Constitutional Court effectively reversed the test when considering appealability of interim interdicts? ‘[67] Even under the common law, in deciding whether to grant an interim...

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CSOS costs immunity: Lack of legal interest

CSOS v Stonehurst Mountain Estate Owners Association Apart from unlawful, grossly negligent or bad faith does CSOS enjoy immunity from costs orders? “[20] It is clear from s 37(1) of the Act that the chief ombud, an ombud,...

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Contempt proceedings considered: Liquidation and joinder

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Separating legal issues: Leave to appeal refused

Phatshoane Henney Attorneys v Trollip In separating legal issues high court cited authority for deciding that convenience must be demonstrated and sufficient information must be placed before the court to enable it to exercise...

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Disciplinary process outlined: 3-stage inquiry explained

SA Legal Practice Council v REC Full bench of the high court outlined the sui generis nature of the disciplinary process and stressed that when considering whether an attorney ought to be removed from the roll or suspended from...

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Appeal despite mootness: Practice and procedure

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Irrevocable shareholder undertakings: Valid and enforceable?

Women in Capital Growth (Pty) Ltd v Scott SCA decided matter in chambers and without argument and considered irrevocable shareholder undertakings provided on behalf of a company and after finding that the issues were moot,...

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Appeal leave refused: Required test not met

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