High Court of South Africa Mpumalanga, Mbombela

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March 2022
SAHRC may take actionable steps to secure redress but cannot itself impose binding substantive remedial orders.
Chapter 9 institutions – South African Human Rights Commission – powers under section 184(2)(b) to "take steps to secure appropriate redress" – distinction from Public Protector’s binding remedial power; enforceability of SAHRC directives; access to water – municipal function and ESTA rights; limits on SAHRC issuing substantive remedies; directives as actionable steps to secure redress.
2 March 2022
October 2021
Whether the court may admit an applicant without a certified degree certificate and whether Rule 17(6)(3) is constitutionally overbroad.
Legal Practice Act — admission and enrolment — Rule 17(6)(3) requiring certified degree certificate — validity and constitutional compliance — section 115 transitional entitlement — fit and proper requirement — university indebtedness — judicial discretion to admit despite absence of certificate.
7 October 2021