The Applicant has applied for the review of his conviction  and  sentence  as confirmed by this Court on appeal. The Applicant was convicted of the murder of one Lungi Hleta on 26 December 2005 at Mbhuleni in Kwaluseni. The Applicant, at first instance, was found guilty of murder without extenuating circumstances.

An appeal noted against an award for general damages in the amount of E70 000-00 for pain and suffering

Civil law- Rules of natural justice- application for recusal of a judge. Judge previously decided live legal issue in another case. Allegation of apparent bias or apprehension thereof.

Interpretation of Statutes-Proper approach to interpretation of legal documents-Repeal of Statutes-Implied repeal-when applicable. Practice and Procedure-Abandoned point of law-Revival on appeal Costs of counsel-discretion of court-when dis

Appellant acknowledged indebtedness  to Respondent - Appellant failing to raise existence of trial issues and/or bonafide defence in Court a quo- Appeal dismissed with costs.

Three  different  matters  were   presented  for  hearing of appeal(1) and a renewed application for bail, certified by thei

Application Respondent to disclose assets for purposes  of securing a civil claim yet to  he instituted. Requirements to be established by Applicant1 assessed.

Application for leave to appeal - Interlocutory order of mandamus issued by the High Court against the Applicants - Whether High Court has jurisdiction - Appealability of the order - Importance of the proposed appeal and interests of justice to be considered -Leave granted - Meaning of pending before t

Application for leave to appeal - Interlocutory order of mandamus issued by the High Court against the Applicants - Whether High Court has jurisdiction - Appealability of the order - Importance of the proposed appeal and interests of justice to be considered -Leave granted - Meaning of pending before t

A tripartite order was sought against the decision of the Registrar of Companies (Registrar) declining to register applicants’  Association. It was for a review or setting aside the decision of the Registrar and a declaratory order to the effect that the decision of the Registrar was unconstitutional, at the same time declaring that the registration of applicants’ Association was commensurate to section 17 of the Companies Act No. 8 of2009 (Act). The respondents were opposed to the orders sought on a number of grounds.

Appeal   Application for extension of time  ­ Failure to file heads of argument together with the list of authorities to be relied upon in terms of Rule 22 (1) of the Industrial Court of Appeal Rules   Application for extension of time in terms of Rule 16 filed    Failure to apply for condonation in terms of Rule 17   Appella