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Reclaim the City demonstrated outside the Western Cape High Court in 2020, calling for the Tafelberg site to be used as affordable housing. Archive photo: James Stent / GroundUp
Legal
Housing activists lose Tafelberg case

Tania Broughton 15 Apr 2024

Assaults on learners: Appeal court says tougher sanctions must apply to teachers
Education
Assaults on learners: Appeal court says tougher sanctions must apply to teachers

Tania Broughton 10 Apr 2024

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Healthcare
Anti-vaxxers thrashed in court

Tania Broughton 11 Mar 2024

Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi has turned to the Constitutional Court in his bid to appeal against a Pretoria High Court judgment that found the process he used to end the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit programme was neither fair nor lawful. Archive photo: Tariro Washinyira / GroundUp
Legal
Home Affairs minister takes Zimbabwean permit battle to the Constitutional Court

Tania Broughton 6 Mar 2024

Two Cape High Court judges had to carefully consider parts of speech to decide whether a popular Western Cape phrase violated a court order. Archive photo: Liezl Human / GroundUp
Legal
Judges grapple with use of “ma se p...”

Tania Broughton 29 Feb 2024

The Zimbabwean Exemption Permit programme will not end any time soon, following a Supreme Court of Appeal dismissal of the Minister of Home Affairs’ request for leave to appeal. Archive photo: Tariro Washinyira / GroundUp
Legal
SCA dismisses bid to appeal Zim permits ruling

Tania Broughton 23 Feb 2024

Louis Trichardt union members who protested the appointment of their municipality’s Chief Financial Officer have been vindicated. Illustration: Lisa Nelson / GroundUp
Legal
High Court finds appointment of Makhado CFO unlawful

Tania Broughton and Bernard Chiguvare 12 Feb 2024

About 700,000 IDs have been blocked by the Department of Home Affairs without due process. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp
Legal
Home Affairs may no longer block your ID on a whim, court rules

Tania Broughton 17 Jan 2024

The Constitutional Court has struck down provisions in the Refugees Act which dictate that asylum seekers who have not renewed their visas within a month of expiry are considered to have permanently abandoned their applications. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks | GroundUp
Legal
Constitutional Court win for asylum seekers

Tania Broughton 13 Dec 2023

The Constitution states: “Everyone has the right to administrative action that is lawful, reasonable and procedurally fair.” It also states: “Everyone has the right to have any dispute that can be resolved by the application of law decided in a fair public hearing before a court …”. Taking unreasonably long to hand down judgments is a breach of these rights. Illustration: Lisa Nelson | GroundUp
Legal
Judge faces possible impeachment for tardy judgments

Tania Broughton 1 Dec 2023

The Constitutional Court has not yet issued judgment on a crucial case about next year’s election. The case was heard in August. Archive photo: Ciaran Ryan | GroundUp
Legal
Constitutional Court accused of taking too long to rule on crucial election case

Tania Broughton 29 Nov 2023

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Marketing & Media
ANC liable for over R100m for 2019 elections’ banners

Tania Broughton 27 Nov 2023

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Legal
Zimbabwe permit application dismissed: no need for it, say judges

Tania Broughton 8 Nov 2023

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Legal
Activist silenced by Free State High Court for defamatory social media posts

Tania Broughton 23 Oct 2023

Alarm raised over amendments to Road Accident Fund Act
Automotive
Alarm raised over amendments to Road Accident Fund Act

Tania Broughton 22 Sep 2023

A man who spent 813 days in prison as a result of a wrongful arrest has successfully claimed damages from the police. Illustration: Lisa Nelson | GroundUp
Legal
Victim of wrongful arrest gets R2.6m from Minister of Police

Tania Broughton 19 Sep 2023

The Pretoria High Court will hear a matter this week in which Lawyers For Human Rights is representing more than 100 people who have fallen victim to Home Affairs’s “arbitrary” ID blocking practice. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks | GroundUp
Legal
Home Affairs taken to court over blocked IDs

Tania Broughton 18 Sep 2023

Doctor fails to block SIU from probing his Lottery connection
Legal
Doctor fails to block SIU from probing his Lottery connection

Tania Broughton 12 Sep 2023

Woman "wrongly" sentenced to 16 years for drug dealing must be immediately released
Legal
Woman "wrongly" sentenced to 16 years for drug dealing must be immediately released

Tania Broughton 11 Sep 2023

A Sars employee who took part in an EFF protest while claiming to be on sick leave must be fired, the Labour Court has ruled. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks | GroundUp
HR & Management
"Sick" Sars employee spotted at EFF protest must be fired, judge rules

Tania Broughton 24 Jul 2023

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HR & Management
Chef's Warehouse waitress fired for not pooling R150 tip

Tania Broughton 10 Jul 2023

A High Court judge has rejected a man’s attempt to get back support he paid for a child who turned out not to be his. Photo: Brian Turner via (CC BY 2.0)
Legal
No legal duty to disclose an extra-marital affair, says judge

Tania Broughton 21 Jun 2023

South Africans who lost their citizenship after gaining citizenship of another country can once again obtain a South African passport. Photo: Steve Kretzmann / GroundUp
Legal
Lost citizens welcomed back by Supreme Court of Appeal

Tania Broughton 15 Jun 2023

The Johannesburg Labour Court has deemed two cases brought by lawyers to be “hopeless in law and facts”. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks
Legal
Lawyers reprimanded for bringing "hopeless cases" to court

Tania Broughton 12 Jun 2023

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HR & Management
Labour Court slams minister for "unlawfully" firing staffer after being stuck in a lift for an hour

Tania Broughton 6 Jun 2023

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Legal
Public display of old SA flag is hate speech, rules SCA

Tania Broughton 25 Apr 2023

Financial services company ordered to pay client more than R800k lost in cybercrime fraud
ICT
Financial services company ordered to pay client more than R800k lost in cybercrime fraud

Tania Broughton 3 Apr 2023

Illustration: Lisa Nelson
Legal
Court challenge to SIU findings against Nelson Mandela Bay's Covid spending fails

Tania Broughton 15 Mar 2023

Former Chief Operating Officer of the National Lotteries Commission (NLC), Phillemon Letwaba has been ordered to pay punitive legal costs to veteran freelance journalist Raymond Joseph (pictured above) / GroundUp
Legal
Court orders former Lottery boss to pay punitive legal costs to journalist

Tania Broughton 1 Mar 2023

The Western Cape High Court declared sections of the Refugees Act unconstitutional. The sections provide that asylum seekers who do not renew their visas within one month of the date of expiry are considered to have abandoned their applications. Archive photo: Masixole Feni / GroundUp
Legal
High Court declares sections of Refugees Act unconstitutional

Tania Broughton 21 Feb 2023

Image: A Standard Bank branch manager fired for “misconduct” must be reinstated, the Johannesburg Labour Appeal Court has ruled. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks/GroundUp
HR & Management
You can't be fired just because you're unpopular, court says

Tania Broughton 15 Feb 2023

Another court case highlights the risks of negotiating bank payments over email. Illustration: Lisa Nelson/GroundUp
Legal
Lawyer must pay clients R1.4m stolen by scammer

Tania Broughton 30 Jan 2023

Illustration: Lisa Nelson / GroundUp
Legal
Court rules on unwed fathers

Tania Broughton 18 Jan 2023

Image: The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has ordered Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs to pay R5.5 million plus punitive costs to Judith Hawarden. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks/GroundUp
Legal
Leading law firm ordered to pay victim of cyber crime

Tania Broughton 17 Jan 2023

A magistrate has got it so wrong that a High Court judge has said: “Mistakes such as this have a potential to bring the judiciary into disrepute.” Illustration: Lisa Nelson / GroundUp
Legal
"Bizarre" case reveals that magistrates lack training

Tania Broughton 12 Dec 2022

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Legal
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12 Dec 2022

The battle against the River Club development may well be over after Tuesday’s scathing court finding that activist Tauriq Jenkins (photographed) made fraudulent representations to the court. Archive photo: Steve Kretzmann / GroundUp
Legal
River Club interdict obtained by fraud, three judges rule

Tania Broughton 8 Nov 2022

The SCA on Tuesday rejected Siyangena Technologies’ appeal bid. Archive photo of Siyangena’s so-called “speed gates” at Cape Town Station. Photo: Kim Reynolds/GroundUp
Legal
Appeal court trashes Siyangena's R5.5bn appeal bid

Tania Broughton 2 Nov 2022

Judge "unscrambles an egg": 20 years of property sales reversed
Property
Judge "unscrambles an egg": 20 years of property sales reversed

Tania Broughton 24 Oct 2022

The Pretoria High Court judge who ruled against the publication of a report on a State Security Agency document has finally made her judgment public. Graphic: Lisa Nelson / GroundUp
Legal
Judge makes U-turn on State Security Agency judgment

Tania Broughton 19 Oct 2022

Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula has been told he must protect Intercape buses. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp
Legal
Mbalula must protect Intercape buses, court rules

Tania Broughton 3 Oct 2022

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Legal
Concourt rules that Copyright Act is unconstitutional

Tania Broughton 22 Sep 2022

Seismic judgment: Court overturns exploration rights granted to Shell
Energy & Mining
Seismic judgment: Court overturns exploration rights granted to Shell

Tania Broughton 1 Sep 2022

Illustration: Lisa Nelson / GroundUp
Legal
Mom wins court battle against medical scheme

Tania Broughton 29 Aug 2022

Court's message in Llandudno case: Don't take matters into your own hands
Property
Court's message in Llandudno case: Don't take matters into your own hands

Tania Broughton 26 Aug 2022

Numsa’s controversial congress in July was the subject of an interdict application. Illustration: Lisa Nelson / GroundUp
Legal
Numsa did not breach interdict by holding national congress, court rules

Tania Broughton 24 Aug 2022

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Marketing & Media
Daily Maverick vindicated as it wins defamation case

Tania Broughton 17 Aug 2022

Eskom goes after delinquent municipality's bank accounts
Energy & Mining
Eskom goes after delinquent municipality's bank accounts

Tania Broughton 18 Jul 2022

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Legal
Marriages under Islamic law given legal status

Tania Broughton 30 Jun 2022

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HR & Management
Dismissed, determined doper loses court bid to be reinstated

Tania Broughton 28 Jun 2022

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