South African Airways Unallocatable Debt Act, 2000

Act 7 of 2000

South African Airways Unallocatable Debt Act, 2000

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A court may not grant unpleaded, overbroad orders without fair notice; CARA does not bar landowners seeking civil relief.
Conservation of Agricultural Resources Act 43 of 1983 (CARA) – regulation 9 – duties of land owners and land users to prevent overgrazing; Civil procedure – court may not grant un‑pleaded or overbroad orders without affording parties opportunity to respond; Administrative remedies under CARA do not oust ordinary civil remedies; Costs de bonis propriis – exceptional order justified for gross neglect and flagrant non‑compliance with court rules.
Reported
An expropriation for inclusion in a government-led IDZ can lawfully be a public purpose and cannot be judicially compelled in timing.
Expropriation — public purpose/public interest — transfer to state-controlled company under s 3(2)(h) — validity of IDZ operator permit and effect of transitional regulations — PAJA: failure to decide; threat of expropriation not necessarily deprivation — s 217 procurement not engaged — courts will not compel timing of expropriation.
Court ordered key parts of earlier judgment brought into operation pending appeal, finding exceptional circumstances and irreparable harm to applicants.
• Procedural law – s 18(1) and (3) Superior Courts Act – bringing judgment into operation pending appeal – exceptional circumstances test; balance of probabilities requirement (irreparable harm to applicant; absence of irreparable harm to respondent). • Administrative law – s 139(1)(b) intervention – powers and duties of ministerial representative; effect of obstructing ministerial representative’s access and functions. • Civil procedure – launching a review does not automatically suspend the operation of the impugned decision absent agreement or court order. • Remedies – interim operationalisation of parts of judgment pending appeal; costs awarded against opposing party.
Whether consent to use/graze under ESTA binds a successor in title and interim protection of occupier’s residence.
ESTA s24 — successor in title bound by prior owner’s consent to occupy and use land; Grazing rights — may be consensual ‘use’ binding on successors; Interim relief — occupier’s right to privacy and dignity protected by interdict against owner entering homestead; Disputes of fact over tenure and grazing referred to oral evidence; Rebuilding of damaged dwelling permissible where occupier’s habitability and dignity at stake.
Whether the applicant may evict unlawful occupants and whether the rectifying title transfer to the provincial government is valid.
* Property law – Eviction of unlawful occupiers from state-owned property; * Title rectification – validity of rectifying transfer to provincial government; * Delegation/donation of state land – chronology, registration and effect; * Administrative law – whether rectification/transfer constitutes administrative action (PAJA); * Prescription and acquisitive prescription; * Effect of spoliation orders on subsequent eviction proceedings.
Reported
A municipal council must elect executive committee members by majority vote and is not bound to accept a party’s nominees.
Local government – executive committee membership – s 43(1) Municipal Structures Act – meaning of "elect" – majority vote by council required; constitutional fair representation (s 160(8)) secures proportional party participation but does not obligate council to accept a party's chosen individuals; s 53 removal power reinforces council's choice.
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