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It's been 15 months since the Cape High Court reserved judgment in this "emergency" housing case - Vimarsana News

It's been 15 months since the Cape High Court reserved judgment in this "emergency" housing case

The Office of the Chief Justice and Judge President John Hlophe are silent on why Acting Judge Bernard Martin has taken so long to hand down his ruling

15-month wait on judgment reserved in Cape 'emergency... - Vimarsana News

15-month wait on judgment reserved in Cape 'emergency...

Office of the Chief Justice, Judge President John Hlophe silent on why Acting Judge Bernard Martin has taken so long to hand down ruling.

Still no verdict in emergency housing case, 15 months after judgment reserved - Vimarsana News

Still no verdict in emergency housing case, 15 months after judgment reserved

A judgment reserved in the Western Cape High Court has been delayed for about 15 months in a matter about emergency housing for families that face evictions in the Drakenstein municipality.

Source: news24.com
Hlophe vs Goliath puts judiciary in peril — step in n... - Vimarsana News

Hlophe vs Goliath puts judiciary in peril — step in n...

Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng should urgently step in to resolve the crisis in the judiciary sparked by a serious complaint from Western Cape Deputy Judge President Patricia Goliath to the Judicial Services Commission about her boss, Judge President John Hlophe.

Justice stalls as East London children's court CCTV cameras fail - Vimarsana News

Justice stalls as East London children's court CCTV cameras fail

Justice for child witnesses traumatised by rape and other crimes has been hindered in the East London high court where the closed-circuit television cameras have been out of action since late November.