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An administrative law perspective on “bad building” evictions in the Johannesburg inner city
(ESR Review (Economic and Social Rights in South Africa)University of the Western Cape, Community Law Centre, 2007-05)
The recent judgment of the Supreme Court of Appeal in Rand Properties provides an opportunity to assess the use of administrative law arguments in advancing the realisation of socio-economic rights. The judgment itself is ...
Substantive legitimate expectations in South African and European administrative law
(German law journal, 2004-01)
The doctrine of substantive legitimate expectation is only starting to find its way into South African law at present. The courts have suggested that a careful analysis of the development of the doctrine in English law is ...
The regulation of in-flight films
(JUTA Law, 2005)
In South Africa, as in many other jurisdictions, the showing of films in public is legally regulated through a system of classification. This system entails that a film must first be classified by the Film and Publication ...
The judicial regulation of state commercial activity
(Stellenbosch : University of Stellenbsoch, 2007-12)
ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The state participates in the market place in a large number of ways, spending millions annually. It buys and sells goods and services; it employs a massive workforce; it acquires, develops and disposes ...
Public procurement and corruption : the South African response
(JUTA Law, 2007)
The purpose of this article is to examine corruption within public
procurement and the measures that may be used to address it, in particular,
the South African response to procurement corruption in the Prevention ...
Worse than losing a government tender : winning it
(Juta Law, 2008)
In Steenkamp NO v Provincial Tender Board, Eastern Cape 2007 3 SA 121 (CC) the Constitutional Court held that an organ of state was not liable in delict for a successful tenderer's out-of-pocket losses following the setting ...