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Apprehension of irreparable harm: Well-grounded?

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E v The Health Professionals Council of SA When is there a genuine apprehension of irreparable harm that requires a court to stay an investigation into alleged unethical conduct? “[43] All of this leads me to conclude that...

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Apprehension of irreparable harm: Well-grounded?