Following a constitutional judgement declaring that the owner’s property rights have been infringed, a tenant may be evicted if he solely rests upon the articles…
MMA EditorMay 23, 2023
The fundamental right to a fair hearing is infringed when parties are not notified of proceedings being instituted against them.
MMA EditorDecember 4, 2022
A contractual obligation is created through an agreement that is reached between two or more parties and which must be carried in good faith. Such…
MMA EditorOctober 23, 2022
There is a distinction between civil and criminal proceedings when analysing whether the case took a reasonable time because, in criminal proceedings there may be…
Marthese HiliApril 18, 2021
When examining whether there was a fair trial, a constitutional court will not only examine what took place before or during the court proceedings but…
MMA EditorApril 4, 2021
This case was an appeal by the defendants who held that the decision taken by both the First Hall Civil Court as well as the…
Marthese HiliJuly 27, 2018
The Civil Court held in its judgement that the driver who hit a pedestrian should still have used better judgement, even though she was blinded…
MMA EditorJuly 13, 2018
The First Hall of the Civil Court turned down a request to issue a warrant of prohibitory injunction to block an eviction, when the court…
Marthese HiliSeptember 8, 2017
