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… and in it discusses street committees and people’s courts as the ‘organs of people’s power’. From the outset, …

… the legislation dealing with group areas came before the courts (South African Institute of Race Relations, 1960: … but also any part of a controlled area. The powers of the courts to enforce eviction orders were also increased (South … the determination of basic values and appeals to revision courts, the expropriation of properties and the arbitration …

… proclamation in all black areas and limited the ordinary courts’ powers to intervene in ‘black affairs’. It also gave …

… The council planned to spend R142 000 on a stadium, tennis courts, change rooms, playgrounds and equipment. A meeting in … that a cricket oval, five open sportsfields, four tennis courts and two children’s playgrounds would be constructed. …

… Race Relations, 1967: 306). People attempted to use the courts to overturn the GAA, though each time they were …

… with United Nations Institute for Namibia, 1988), xiii. ↵ [67] Michael Hishikushitja, “Adaptation of …

… chief of the army of the AmaMthethwa 1811 Circuit courts are introduced in the Cape Colony to which black … and punishment of the worst perpetrators. The circuit courts and the support they enjoy from missionaries lead to …

… Entertainment Act abolishing the right of appeal to the courts. 50 A major test of the government's enforcement …

… ejection from Parliament by his own party, via the courts. Moloto seems to be on top of the internal power …

… could have their workers tried for these 'crimes', the courts were often ineffective. As a result, there was very …

… promote an efficient administration.   34. Access to courts Everyone has the right to have any dispute that can be …

… the NP made its proposal for an interim constitution. [xiii] The government denied wanting a drawn-out process. … Jonathan Ball Publishers, 2009), 441. ↵ [xii]Ibid, 442. ↵ [xiii] Thomas Ohlson et al., The New Is Not Yet Born: Conflict …

… the makeshift school space – frequent exhibits in the courts – but regrettably, I have never since met any of the … Although I never voiced the thought, I did not think the courts would accept the legal fiction that their activities … interruptions to their cultural work and returned from the courts as fast as their fines had been paid, only to continue …

… homelands) to be enforceable in Transkeian magistrates' courts. Commenced: 1 September 1990 4 September, Signs a …

…  Port Elizabeth; Station Commander’s office and New Law Courts damaged July 1982  Government buildings:  Port … injured ??/10/88  Government buildings:  Magistrates Courts at Wynberg (Johannesburg), Bishop Lavis, Cape Town and …

… institutions. 2. The right to equal justice in courts of law, including nominations to juries and …

… Assembly of the United Nations adoptedresolution 1248 (XIII) on apartheid. The operativeparagraphs were general and …

… being introduced as the regulatory tool. 1811 Circuit courts are introduced in the Cape Colony to which black … and punishment of the worst perpetrators. The circuit courts and the support they enjoy from missionaries lead to …

… these areas be judged according to Western laws in Western courts. Reasons for colonisation A quick way to remember the …

… at the Pretoria Magistrate's Court today. We call for our courts to apply the rule of law without prejudice or favour … ↵ [106] http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/tuks-obtains-secret-interdict-over-protests-1934102 ↵ …

… notable projects to be completed soon after were the Law Courts on Von Brandis Square and the City Hall on the eastern … much of the 1920s, the municipality was thwarted by the courts in repeated attempts to destroy the slumyards and …

… township structures, street committees, and people's courts began functioning in many areas, the state, whose …

… that would remove the leadership of the campaign. The courts also got involved in the repression by levying the …

… established in Chancellor House, opposite the Magistrate Courts in downtown in Johannesburg. August, The South African …

… Chief, Sikoniela, which consisted of numerous huts, with courts of reed fencing, just as the people, were bringing in …

… have survived without its aid; legal representation in the courts would have been virtually impossible. |14 Later, Jan …

… Dutch as the official language of the legislature, the courts and the civil service. The Cape Colony was allowed to …

… Laws have to be observed, and are enforceable by the courts. Compliance with policy is a matter for choice on the …