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… with Medical Officer of Health on plague. May 11, Supreme Court rules that Law 3 of 1885 restricts only Indian … 15, Repudiates charge of intimidation against pickets in court. October 20, Attends meetings of Hamidia Islamic … he defies the order and addresses crowds outside court. 1908 January 1, Transvaal Immigration Restriction Act …

… that was a manhunt had sputtered out.   A scurrilous court case Chief Langalibalele's trial took place in January … since the final authority was his brother. When the court opened it at once discarded Native Law and resorted to …

… incitement of public violence. They were hauled before a court of law but not found guilty. This finding … fittingly, he died on the 19 December 1979 in a Hermanus court where he was defending four people who had been accused …

… led an initiative for students to rebuild a disused tennis court on the campus in order to pass the time on Sundays. When the tennis court was completed, the students scheduled an opening …

… that was a manhunt had sputtered out. A scurrilous court case   Chief Langalibalele's trial took place in … since the final authority was his brother. When the court opened it at once discarded Native Law and resorted to …

… was expected to earn a college degree and become a dewan (court official) like his father. In January 1888, he left to … The first issue came in March 1913, when the Supreme Court issued a judgment, affecting the legal status of Indian …

… made a speech in the dock in which he condemned the very court in which he was appearing as 'illegitimate'. He then … 1963 ten defendants appeared in the Pretoria Supreme Court charged on two counts of sabotage. The specific charges … new site of struggle. The defendants’ daily appearances in court drew large crowds that filled up the courtroom and …

… good governance. These disputes often involved expensive court cases that threatened to tear the fledgling Muslim … Others lasted almost six years from 1906 until the Supreme Court reached its verdict on 4 July 1912. The dispute … by force. Hajee Ismail filed an application in the Hazur Court that Moosa Jhavary had taken possession of the …

… while simultaneously working as a registrar in the Supreme Court of the Orange Free State to the Judge-President, Sir … Solly Sachs , secretary of the Garment Workers Union , in court for defying his banning order. 26 June, The Defiance … The Fischer trial opens in the Johannesburg Regional Court. It is after the testimony of Piet Beyleveld , a …

… the nine accused appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court in one of the most highly publicised South African … Petrus Mashigo, and Naphtali Manana. Mashigo told the court that the attack on Soekmekaar police station had been … sentences of between 10 and 20 years. In concluding, the court judge remarked that he considered ‘the rebels of today …

… workers attempted to meet at Mphophomeni Community Hall, a court interdict was brought against them. They were then … church forcing them to relocate to Howick.  Meanwhile, a court inquiry was conducted into the mass dismissal of …

… leaders, 21 in all, started in a Johannesburg magistrates' court, before Justice F.L.H. Rumpff. They were charged under … wrote, "As an attorney, I could be rather flamboyant in court. I did not act as though I were a Black man in a White man's court, but as if everyone else - White and Black - was a …

… released on bail and will appear before a special criminal court in January 2002. 9 October, At its third anniversary, … that this practice should stop. 11 April, The High Court acquits Dr Wouter Basson - dubbed "Dr Death" - who ran … scandal, are sentenced by the Cape Town Regional Court for defrauding the parliament by abusing the travel …

… period, Kamau served as an interpreter in the Nairobi High Court, and ran a store out of his Dagoretti (an area of …

… which millions of people suffer. You cannot take him to court or report him to the police because he is the law in …

… from: www.southafrica.to ) In 2002, South Africa’s High Court ordered that the Health Department make the ARV drug …

… Electoral Commission, Public Protectors Office, Labour Court, Equality Court and the Constitutional Court; and major events such as 2010 Fifa World Cup and so …

… and death in detention – often with no recourse to a court of law – became increasingly common, particularly … figures fell on deaf ears. The Bloemfontein Appeal Court turned down Mahlangu’s appeal and he was executed on 6 … with treason. On trial at the Pietermaritzburg Supreme Court, Mange was the only accused sentenced to death. The …

… They deliberately decided to make of their appearances in court a theatrical intervention, in the knowledge that this …

… policy of apartheid. 1995 14 February, the Constitutional Court is formally opened by President Nelson Mandela . 15 … to Winnie Mandela is formally ended when a Rand Supreme Court judge grants his petition for divorce on the grounds of … also argue that evidence of crimes should be heard in a court of law. 8 May, The new Constitution is finally approved …

… recommendations to the South African Police (SAP) and court personnel around responding more effectively to women … project was also established at Cape Town’s magistrate court to refer women wishing to withdraw assault charges … to Department of Health and Welfare social workers at the court. CABW was also proposing training for the Department of …

… claimants were allowed direct access to the Land Claims Court and the Minister of Land Affairs was given greater … year 2000. The Land Claims Commission and the Land Claims Court were established in 1995 under the provision of Section … owners and restitution to the claimants, the Land Claims Court specialises in dealing with disputes that are not …