Results.
4 judgments found.
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| August 2024 |
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Registrar’s refusal to issue admission petitions was a judicial act; appeal, not judicial review, was the appropriate remedy.
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Judicial review — Registrar's refusal to issue court documents — issuance as a judicial function requiring application of judicial mind — decisions of Registrar exercising judicial functions not amenable to judicial review — alternative remedy by appeal — exhaustion of remedies.
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12 August 2024 |
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Permission for judicial review refused because the Assistant Registrar’s act was judicial and appeal, not review, was the appropriate remedy.
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Judicial review — Registrar’s functions — Issuance/rejection of court processes as judicial acts — Amenability to judicial review vs appeal — Alternative remedy (appeal) required before review — Natural justice and ultra vires challenge to admission-to-bar decision.
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12 August 2024 |
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Permission to seek judicial review denied because the Registrar acted in a judicial capacity and an appeal, not review, was the appropriate remedy.
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Administrative law — judicial review — registrar’s issuance of court processes is a judicial function; decisions by a registrar exercising judicial power are not amenable to judicial review but to appeal; judicial review is a remedy of last resort where alternative remedies exist.
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12 August 2024 |
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Court set aside party executive’s candidate‑eligibility rules as ultra vires and violative of members’ constitutional political rights.
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Constitutional and party law — justiciability of intra‑party disputes — locus standi of party member — ultra vires acts by party executive — limitation of members’ political rights — Section 40 Constitution — Political Parties Act compliance.
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6 August 2024 |