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Appeal – application for special leave – dismissal of – reconsideration in terms of 17(2)(f) of Superior Courts Act – such to be considered by ‘court’ constituted in terms of s 13(1), not by two judges of appeal who initially Appeal – application for special leave – need for special circumstances – applicant not having reasonable prospects of success – even if he had such, no special circumstances justifying grant of special leave. Prescription – meaning of ‘debt’ – such includes obligation by contracting party to make restitution of money or property following cancellation for repudiation. Prescription – semble – if prescription adjudicated on assumption that plaintiff’s pleaded allegations correct, permissible to decide matter with reference to plaintiff’s primary factual allegations, disregarding alternatives. Prescription – s 13(1)(d) of Prescription Act – relationship between co-shareholders in company not one of ‘partnership’. |
Family law – divorce – accrual – asset donation to trust – whether value thereof should be considered as part of donor spouse’s estate for purpose of calculating accrual. Civil procedure – application for leave to lead further evidence on appeal – condonation – late prosecution of appeal – principles restated. |
Criminal procedure – appeal in terms of s 311 of Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 – constitution of trial court in terms of s 93ter(1) of Magistrates’ Courts Act 32 of 1944 –– whether peremptory requirements of s 93ter(1) satisfied – duties of magistrate when accused represented– appeal upheld – conviction and sentence reinstated
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Company law – section 163 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 – whether the applicant established any act or omission having a result that is oppressive or unfairly prejudicial to, or that unfairly disregards her interests
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Appeal in terms of s 311(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 |
EL|Offences in relation to indigenous species|African customary law and rights of indigenous peoples|Use of coastal and marine areas|Protected areas (general)
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Civil procedure – rescission of default judgment – interlocutory in nature and thus not appealable – application for condonation and special leave to appeal – condonation of the late filing of the record of appeal and reinstatement of appeal – principles re-stated
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Sentence – Appeal by the State in terms of s 311(1) of the Criminal |