Tag: Doctrines

Notice doctrine considered: Rights of access

N’Wandlamharhi Communal Property Association v Westcott When should the doctrine of notice be enforced to enable occupation and viewing rights over land to be registered against the title deed? [34] As I have said, the...

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Outdoor advertising signs: Standards unconstitutional?

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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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Age discrimination considered: Discriminatory dismissals

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Preferential procurement policy: Irrational unlawful invalid

Acsa (Airports Co SA Soc Ltd) v Imperial Group Ltd Preferential procurement policy may only be implemented within a framework prescribed by national legislation because of s 217(3) of the Constitution and the only escape for...

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Diverse people unite: Right of court access

Homo Sapiens, Negro, Ethiopian Semite, Israelite People of SA v President of South Africa High court referred to ‘diverse people unite’ in rejecting the ‘claims’ of the applicants  who inter alia asserted...

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Life-right confirmed: Eviction order overturned

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Complex interdict refused: Court considered interim relief

Big Catch Fishing Tackle (Pty) Ltd v Kemp Complex interdict refused by the high court after considering the rights of employers against former employees including restraints, unlawful competition and the use of confidential...

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Inherent job requirements: Discrimination on religious grounds

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