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Education and Training Act, 1979
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28 November 2002 amendment not yet applied
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South African Schools Act, 1996
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Education and Training Amendment Act, 1992
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Education and Training Amendment Act, 1991
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Education and Training Amendment Act, 1990
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Education and Training Amendment Act, 1989
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Education and Training Amendment Act, 1984
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Education and Training Amendment Act, 1981
23 May 1980 amendment not yet applied
Amended by
Education and Training Amendment Act, 1980
01 January 1980
Commenced by
Education and Training Act, 1979: Commencement
29 June 1979 this version
20 June 1979
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Section 99(5) of the Customs Act is a statutory expiry period extinguishing liability, not subject to Prescription Act interruptions.
Customs law – section 99(5) of Customs and Excise Act 91 of 1964 – statutory expiry/limitation period extinguishing liability after two years; Prescription Act 68 of 1969 (ss 13(1)(g), 16(1)) – inapplicable where inconsistent; accessory (surety) liability ceases when principal’s liability ceases.
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Director-General must afford affected candidates a hearing before cancelling group examination results.
Administrative law; natural justice – audi alteram partem – applies where Director-General contemplates cancelling recognition of examination results; Examination regulations (regulation 17) – interpretation of "group of candidates" as individuals sharing a common attribute, not an entity justifying collective punishment; Cancellation of results without affording affected candidates a hearing is invalid.
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