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… the War. August 22, 1940. A magistrate summons Dadoo to court for contravening Emergency Regulations during WW II. … He goes on trial in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court.  The case is deferred to September.  Outside the … to his home in End Street September 6, Dadoo appears in court to face the charge against him.  In his statement to …

… the Minister of the Interior, applied to the Supreme Court and obtained an order compelling me to surrender the … lodged an appeal to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. Six eminent counsels, including a well-known … on the liberty of movement of a fellow South African"? In court, the Minister relied mainly on the power of the Crown …

… burnt alive in a bush in Honeydew. An expert testified in court that the deceased had high levels of carbon monoxide in … of kidnapping, robbery and murder. It was revealed in court that the killers had followed Netshisaulu, forced him … Seale. L. (2011). ‘ Widow only wed for money, court told ’ From iol news [online]. Available at: …

… When Dadoo appeared in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on 27 August, the courtroom was packed by Indian, … European spectators, and about 1,000 waited outside the court buildings. The case adjourned at 1 pm and Dadoo was … of pleading in mitigation, Dadoo read a statement to the court, which reflected accurately the views and attitudes of …

… the buried arms are bundles of ANC leaflets. 12 March, A court in Pretoria sentences nine Blacks to terms of … involved in the Soekmekaar and Silverton attacks appear in court. This becomes one of the most publicised guerrilla … 2:05am destroys the cells behind the Langa Commissioner's Court in Cape Town where thousands of pass law offenders have …

… and Joseph Mosoeu stood trial in the Randburg Supreme Court.  Motlanthe and Nkosi were found guilty of furthering …

… of individuals, powers which cannot be challenged in a court of law, have been a constant source of irritation to … an affidavit from the worker. And his consent to appear in court to give evidence. This proved very difficult. Very few … correct information and even more frightened to come to court, the Jewish workers who had come from Czarist Russia …

… Group Areas Act itself. This was challenged in the Supreme Court which ruled that the Board did not have the authority … to the local authority by the Government or recovered by court action. Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban city … for Race Relations, 1960: 148). 18 December: the Supreme Court, Pretoria, ruled that the definition of an affected …

… The Constitutional Court's ruling against the use of decree powers by President … overrule electoral boundaries drawn by its officials. The court ruled that an amendment to the local elections, was …

… Coloured People also challenged the Bill in the Supreme Court until it was declared invalid by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court.   …

… was found guilty on 16 March 2017 at the Western Cape High Court of murdering Nokuphila Kumalo, a young sex worker, aged … act causing death, and nevertheless persisted. During the court case, which staggered on through a series of delays … the Artist as a Guilty Man: Zwelethu Mthethwa a murderer, court rules’, Daily Maverick, 16 March ↵ [2] Melody …

… and SRC members. On Thursday 28 January, TUT obtains a court interdict against certain members of PASMA and other … appointing Molefe have applied to the North Gauteng High Court to overturn the minister’s appointment of administrator … requesting that they evacuate the building.  TUT obtains a court order against students to prohibit students from …

… in 1966, hardly a month after the verdict of the World Court, which South Africa won on a technical point. In 1971, a reconstituted World Court reversed its former decision and ruled that South …

… Judge in the then Natal Provincial Division of the High Court of South Africa, granted the order that: “It is … consternation of these, the NPA appealed to the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) contesting the Nicholson judgement. I … context, he said, “And it won’t only be on the day of the court case, but also before he goes to court.” However, the …

… and forced the Natal Indian Congress, through a Supreme Court order, to hold the long overdue conference of the NIC. … was among the hundreds who were detained. In Durban, the court found a technical fault in the detention order and the …

… 1987 CAYCO applied for and was granted an urgent Supreme Court interdict after submitting affidavits alleging torture, …

… prisoners were taken, and the militants weeded out for the court martials'. Jones could not know that a month after the …

… the inner circle encompasses cattle byres and the men’s court, while the female residential zone of beehive houses …

… South Africa. His trial was held at the Pretoria Supreme Court in 1979. His charges included seven counts of fraud, … appeal. A year later Rhoodie was acquitted by the Appeal Court on all charges. Sources: The information scandal: …

… were accused of treason in the Pietermaritzburg Supreme Court. The trial became known as the Pietermaritzburg Treason … the accused were released following an application to the court. References NelsonMandela.org, (n.d.), ‘Commemorating …

… Nations. On 18 July 1966, the judges in the International Court of Justice gave verdict in favour of South Africa in a … to international law.In 1971 a reconstituted International Court of Justice gave an advisory opinion, supporting the …

… will have to answer to God'." Speaking outside the High Court in Johannesburg during the first sitting of the inquiry … death took place between April and June in an all-white court. "The magistrate was white. The prosecutor was white. … officially opening the inquest. Proceedings in the packed court moved along swiftly, with the investigating officer Ben …

… involvement was revealed. Mulder had to appear in court and was charged with contempt. On 30 August 1979, he was acquitted of this charge by the Supreme Court in Pretoria, but his political career could not recover …

… Pretoria. The defence team lawyer, Bram Fischer told the court that transport which was suppose to bring the accused to the court, had broken down. The adjournment came as a blessing to …

… by a British column and found guilty by a British military court on charges of murder, arson and demolishing of trains. … was also a serious doubt as to whether a British military court was competent to pass a sentence of death on a prisoner …

… that they would be required to leave the safe paths of court action, to stop "blowing off steam" and to utilise that … its pleasant dreams of defeating Imperialism in the Law Court of Imperialism. But the most militant section of …