Special Tribunal has no active judges and hasn’t issued a ruling since May
Law | 15 July 2024
Former reserve bank employee complained his side of the story was not given, but declined to give his side of the story
Law | 12 July 2024
The fact that a section of society believed that homosexuality was wrong did not mean that the violation of the rights of gay men was justified, the court said
Law | 10 July 2024
Judicial Conduct Tribunal prepares to wrap up hearing into possible gross misconduct
Law | 3 July 2024
Wild Coast communities and environmental organisations have now approached the Constitutional Court
Law | 2 July 2024
The High Court set aside the conviction and sentence of a man accused of breaching a protection order
Law | 25 June 2024
In 2022 the High Court ruled that the fund could not withhold payments for past medical expenses covered by medical aids
Law | 20 June 2024
But judge puts strict conditions on the way the eviction must be carried out and emphasises that the city also belongs to the evictees, as it does to those who live in mansions
Law | 19 June 2024
Opinion may be “extreme, unjust, unbalanced, exaggerated and prejudiced” but it must be “honestly-held … without malice, on a matter of public interest on facts that are true”.
Law | 18 June 2024
But tribunal finds that it is gross negligence to fail to deliver 27 judgments within accepted time-frames
Law | 14 June 2024
Judgment reserved in Belhar occupation case
By Matthew Hirsch and GroundUp Staff
Law | 10 June 2024
This is a clear message to verify bank account details before paying
Law | 10 June 2024
Shell still has one more shot at seismic exploration authorisation
Law | 3 June 2024
The provincial social development department must provide funding contracts to successful organisations by the end of May
Law | 23 May 2024
The commercial industry is being “greedy” says Eastern Cape small-scale fisher
By Liezl Human
Law | 16 May 2024
They failed to provide audited financial statements
Law | 13 May 2024