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Case Note: Mahaeeane & Another V Anglogold Shanti Limited (85/2016) ZASCA 090 (07 June 2017)

Summary Mahaeeane Mahaeene and Motlajsi Thakaso (the “Appellants”) were both previously employed by AngloGold Ashanti Limited (the “Respondent”) in its mining operations. The Appellants were medically boarded by the Respondent based on the ground that they had contracted silicosis, Silicosis is disease commonly found in miners who are exposed to harmful quantities of silica dust.
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Case Note: The Kwa Zulu-Natal Law Society v Mrs Simrithi Sharma and The Standard Bank of South Africa

Summary An Application was brought by the Applicant for leave to Appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal but only in respect of the cost order. Subsequently the Applicant launched an application to seek leave to amend its notice of Application for leave to appeal to seek leave to appeal also in respect of the
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Case Note: Daniels v Scribante and Another 2017 ZACC 13

Summary Ms Daniels (the Applicant) lived in a dwelling on Chardonne Farm (farm) owned by Chardonne Properties CC (the Second Respondent), for 16 years. The First Respondent, Mr Scribante, manages the farm and is thus the “person in charge” as detailed in the Extension of Security of Tenure Act 62 of 1997 (ESTA). The Appellant
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Case Note: Picardi Hotels Ltd v Thekwini Properties (Pty) Ltd (2008) (07/680) ZASCA 128

Summary The Appellant (Picardi Hotels Ltd) in this matter appealed against the judgment handed down with leave of the Durban High Court (the Court a quo). The Respondent (Thekwini Properties (Pty) Ltd) instituted action against the Appellant in the court a quo, claiming the payment of arrear rentals in terms of a lease agreement. In
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Case Note: Mamahule Communal Property Association and Others v Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform (CCT179/16) [2017] ZACC 12 (5 May 2017)

Summary The Constitutional Court (the “Court”) handed down judgment in an application for leave to appeal regarding the question of whether or not the Land Claims Court is empowered to adjudicate matters under the Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act (“PIE”). In or about May 1996, the Mamahule Community together
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