Tag: Constitution 10

Increasing dual citizenship: Rights not forfeited

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Disconnecting power supply: Outstanding levies

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Age discrimination considered: LRA s 187(2)(b): Rogers J

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Age-based discrimination: Section 187(2)(b) of LRA?

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Certificate of Need Scheme: Unconstitutional sections

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BCEA provisions invalid: Time off from work

WvW v Minister of Employment and Labour What value choices need to be protected and enforced when considering whether to declare certain provisions of BCEA invalid? “[1] This application is about allegations of...

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Wrongful omissions considered: Delictual claim refused

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Personal freedom paramount: Private prosecution?

President of RSA vs Zuma In context of private prosecutions what other constitutional paramount rights are threatened apart from personal freedom and dignity? “[13]   . . . . There may be several other respects in which...

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Operational needs paramount: Lawful admission policy

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Public Protector errors: Protected free speech

Premier of the Western Cape Province v Public Protector SCA decided that the Public Protector made various errors and the available evidence plainly did not support the Public Protector’s findings and remedial action and there...

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Social media defamation: Many issues considered

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) v Manuel Social media defamation – defences – lack of animus iniuriandi – whether established – reasonable publication in relation to media defendants – requirements of – whether extending...

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Chastisement defence considered: Common law invalid

Freedom of Religion SA v Justice and Constitutional Development    Chastisement defence considered by constitutional court and decision of high court upheld and confirmed that the common law defence regarded as constitutionally...

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