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… was begun in 1666, one of the timber sheds in the inner court yard was converted into a church by giving it a stone … that a cross-wall or “kat” be built across the court of the Castle, and that provision be made in it for a …

… and in 1913 a judgment was handed down in the Supreme Court in Cape Town invalidating all Muslim and Hindu … So when in 1913, a judgment was handed down in the Supreme Court in Cape Town invalidating all Muslim and Hindu …

… ANC first spoke of a "Third Force", it was laughed out of court. Yet today, with over 13,000 lives lost, this "Third … mourning at the side of a dead relative, was intended, the court found, to disrupt the community, to displace a … were repeatedly implicated during the judgement, and the court heard that the conspiracy was engineered from the …

… instituted proceedings against SA at the International Court of Justice. Ultimately they fail to show that SA is … by the South African army. 18 July The International Court of Justice hands down its verdict on the case brought … the right of the two countries to bring the case to the court. With a stalemate among the judges, the Australian …

… was President Steyn and some of his government. The appeal court and some of the personnel, as well as the wife of the …

… antislavery forces resulted in 1841 when the U.S. Supreme Court freed the rebels. A committee formed to defend the … U.S. government appealed the case before the U.S. Supreme Court the next year, congressman and former president John … argued eloquently for the Amistad rebels. The Supreme Court upheld the lower court, and private and missionary …

… Today some thirty persons are appearing before a Supreme Court Judge in South Africa in a trial which will be … ignorant of the charge against them until they appear in court. The time allowed them to prepare their defence is subject to the discretion of the court, and in the majority of cases the State insists on …

… or before 6th April 1999 for their appearance before the court." This, the letter states, is based on the following points which had already been agreed: A Scottish court shall by convened in the Netherlands for the purpose of … in the event of the two suspects being found guilty by the court and a final verdict being reached. In the light of all …

… In his various professions - post office messenger, court interpreter, journalist, politician, author, translator … people. He continued this “in-between” role when appointed court interpreter in Mafeking in 1898. The job was about more …

… lawyers in every one of these towns to take matters to court. When a native worker who was our member was dismissed … many farmers who were members of the Agricultural Union to court. This is how we organised the agricultural workers' …

… After spending days in detention he was taken to court and charged with illegally distributing leaflets. In …

… conference. 1952 The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court set aside the Separate Representation Voters Bill after … Port Elizabeth. Over 8,000 people from all racial groups court imprisonment by contravening selected discriminatory … Act, demonstrate at the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court during the preliminary trial October, The Annual …

… rushed out to form a guard of honour to meet the men. The court officials turned them away, but they sang ‘Nkosi Sikele … but was accused of cheating. She was found guilty in the court, but later the Supreme Court withdrew its judgment. As public opposition to her grew …

… of Makhanda’s escape comes from official correspondence, court records, prison records and newspaper articles, …

… Africa's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice and was appointed Chair of the Nelson …

… the children. His own children challenged the will in court twice but it was upheld and remained in Maniesa's …

… The Rand Supreme Court sentences Jerry Richardson to death for the murder …

… `No elected member shall use his or her position to court or demand or be seen to be courting or demanding any …

… Group. 6 ) In South Africa, however, the Constitutional Court was to test the new constitution against the … XIII, the Committee considered: ”¢ the structure of the court system; ”¢ the relationship between the different …

… and we expected it: death. But in a short statement to the court the judge said he was not imposing the maximum … life behind bars for a very long time. My mother was in court and in the commotion could not hear what the judge had … possibility of being executed when we were convicted in a court of law, but we were not even certain that we would be …

… wooden slates below the roof. There used to be a tennis court in the parking area of Pilrig Place. In the garden …

… Chamber and its suite of rooms were occupied by the Appeal Court, which met there until its own Premises were completed …

… local assembly authority was subject to the Magistrate's Court. The Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 withdrew their …

… Congress, was appointed treasurer. Solomon T. Plaatje , a court translator, author, and newspaper editor who had worked … considered that their careers as teachers, lawyers, and court translators were hindered by racial discrimination so …

… Congress, was appointed treasurer. Solomon T. Plaatje , a court translator, author, and newspaper editor who had worked … considered that their careers as teachers, lawyers, and court translators were hindered by racial discrimination so …

… congress, was appointed treasurer.  Solomon T. Plaatje , a court translator, author, and newspaper editor who had worked … considered that their careers as teachers, lawyers, and court translators were hindered by the racial discrimination …

… murder. At the trial, Galant and the other slaves told the court how Van der Merwe had treated them. He told them that … the cruelty three times but nothing had been done. The court found Galant guilty of murder and he and two other …

… testimony of Christian slaves became acceptable in court, minimum and slave working hours were set for winter …