Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act, 2003
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01 April 2021
19 December 2003 this version
11 December 2003
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Customary law – traditional leadership – points in limine – whether first respondent was lawfully identified by Royal Family Council and lawfully recognised by the President as the King of Vhavenda community in |
Customary law – whether the Premier contravened section 21(2)(b) of the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act 41 of 2003 when he referred the dispute in respect of the senior traditional leadership to the Commission before the Free State House of Traditional Leaders could deal with the dispute – decision of the Commission on Traditional Leadership Dispute and Claims – whether the Commission had authority to investigate and make recommendations in respect of a dispute which arose after 1 September 1927 in terms of s 25(2)(viii) of the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Amendment Act 23 of 2009 (the Amendment Act) – whether the Commission had authority to deal with the dispute which was submitted to it after six months from the date of coming into operation of the Amendment Act – the Commission had no such authority. |
Appeal against dismissal of an exception – a plea of lack of locus standi in an interlocutory application raised as a point in limine – dismissal of exception not appealable - judgment not finally determinative of the rights of the parties.
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