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Housing Amendment Act, 2001

Act 4 of 2001

Housing Amendment Act, 2001
Citation
Act 4 of 2001
Date
15 June 2001
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English
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01 February 2002
15 June 2001 this version
13 June 2001
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Gazette
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Judgment
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McIntosh v Premier of Province of KwaZulu-Natal and Another (632/2007) [2008] ZASCA 62 (29 May 2008)
Reported
The court held provincial authorities negligent for failing to repair a dangerous pothole, but apportioned damages due to contributory negligence.
Delict – negligence – legal duty of public authorities to repair or warn of dangerous potholes – reasonableness of conduct of provincial authorities – contributory negligence – apportionment of liability.
MEC for Transport for the Province of KwaZulu-Natal v Eastman and Others (680/2009) [2011] ZASCA 38 (28 March 2011)
Driver’s excessive speed on a wet gravel road was sole cause; provincial road authority not liable.
Roads law; negligence — driver’s excessive speed on wet gravel road as proximate cause; municipal/provincial authority liability for road maintenance; onus of proof for negligent maintenance; apportionment of liability and costs.
Malanda and Another v Umzimkhulu Municipality (7320/2021P) [2022] ZAKZPHC 53 (4 October 2022)
Refusal of building plans was reviewed and set aside because refurbishment did not constitute an "extension" under the town planning scheme.
Town planning – petrol service station – meaning of “extend” – existing station refurbishment not an extension; Administrative law – review on ground of material error of law; Building plans – decision to ‘not approve’ constitutes a refusal; Remittal with directions under PAJA s 8(1)(c)(i); Access to provincial road – not a valid ground to refuse plans for an existing lawful station.
Minister of Local Government, Housing and Traditional Affairs (KwaZulu-Natal) v Umlambo Trading 29 CC and Others (487/2006) [2007] ZASCA 130 (28 September 2007)
Reported
An MEC cannot confer subpoena powers without a Premier's proclamation under the provincial Commissions Act.
Municipal Systems Act s106(1)(b) and (2) – provincial Commissions Act applicable – Premier must appoint commissions by proclamation in Provincial Gazette – subpoenas require secretary's signature and authorised service – principle of legality; MEC cannot delegate subpoena powers absent proper provincial appointment.
By-law
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