Section 33 of South Africa\u27s Constitution provides fundamental principles of administrative justice. It also requires Parliament to adopt an Administrative Justice Act. This Article contends that without enactment of such legislation Section 33 will be ineffective in practice and may prove to be an obstacle to achieving the economic and social objectives of the Constitution. In addition, such legislation is essential to preserving the legitimacy and the effectiveness of the Constitutional Court
Publisher versionIntroduction: “The South African Constitution is primarily and emphatically an egal...
Prior to the current constitutional dispensation, the development of South African administrative la...
It is a great privilege and honour for me to be speaking on this occasion,not only as Dean of one of...
Section 33 of South Africa\u27s Constitution provides fundamental principles of administrative justi...
As South Africa emerges from the vestiges of apartheid, its Constitutional Court struggles to develo...
This paper intends to explore the implications for South African administrative law of the constitut...
In this Article, I will first discuss some easily overlooked constitutional tools for promoting grea...
In recent years the South African legislature has made a very bold attempt to improve the socio-econ...
For most of its existence South African administrative law has been shaped by the doctrine of parlia...
In recent years the South African legislature has made a very bold attempt to improve the socio-econ...
The article describes the inequalities and controversial aspects of land reform in South Africa afte...
Traditional justice systems have been in place for a very long time in South Africa and in Africa in...
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights has the required substantive basis to function, and h...
LLM, North-West University, Mahikeng CampusThis dissertation is concerned with the impact of the Con...
Although "executive" policies remain an important governance tool, there appears to be confusion on ...
Publisher versionIntroduction: “The South African Constitution is primarily and emphatically an egal...
Prior to the current constitutional dispensation, the development of South African administrative la...
It is a great privilege and honour for me to be speaking on this occasion,not only as Dean of one of...
Section 33 of South Africa\u27s Constitution provides fundamental principles of administrative justi...
As South Africa emerges from the vestiges of apartheid, its Constitutional Court struggles to develo...
This paper intends to explore the implications for South African administrative law of the constitut...
In this Article, I will first discuss some easily overlooked constitutional tools for promoting grea...
In recent years the South African legislature has made a very bold attempt to improve the socio-econ...
For most of its existence South African administrative law has been shaped by the doctrine of parlia...
In recent years the South African legislature has made a very bold attempt to improve the socio-econ...
The article describes the inequalities and controversial aspects of land reform in South Africa afte...
Traditional justice systems have been in place for a very long time in South Africa and in Africa in...
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights has the required substantive basis to function, and h...
LLM, North-West University, Mahikeng CampusThis dissertation is concerned with the impact of the Con...
Although "executive" policies remain an important governance tool, there appears to be confusion on ...
Publisher versionIntroduction: “The South African Constitution is primarily and emphatically an egal...
Prior to the current constitutional dispensation, the development of South African administrative la...
It is a great privilege and honour for me to be speaking on this occasion,not only as Dean of one of...