Tag: court procedure
Legal deadlines and holidays – can postponements deliver justice?
During the festive season in South Africa, most activities halt, including court operations. Regarding legal deadlines and holidays, the Rules of Court recognise dies non (days courts do not sit). These dates, though varying yearly, typically span from December 16 to January 15. This break provides essential relief for all role-players. However, it also creates challenges for litigating parties.
Understanding interdicts as a legal remedy in South Africa
An interdict can be a powerful remedy for enforcing and protecting one’s rights. An interdict is an order of court that can either restrain someone from engaging in a certain or specific action or compel someone to fulfil a particular or definable obligation.
