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Justice by PDF: SA courts to go nearly paperless, draft rules propose Business Insider SA facebook South Africa has new draft rules to take civil justice (mostly) paperless. The plan would see PDFs replace paper for pretty much everything that happens within court process, and between lawyers. But going paperless is not compulsory, and courts would have to provide service desks to help those who are not online scan their documents. Academics say paper-based systems is a big reason justice is often badly delayed in SA. Courts have been struggling to adapt to not...

Hundreds of aggrieved bank customers have filed an application in the Gauteng High Court seeking certification of a R60 billion class action, claiming their homes were unjustly sold in execution for as little as 10% of their market value.

Banks face lawsuit over 'unjust' sale of homes By Lyse Comins Share Durban - The country’s major banks are heading for a showdown with hundreds of aggrieved customers who have filed an application in the Gauteng High Court seeking certification of a R60 billion class action, claiming their homes were unjustly sold in execution for as little as 10% of their market value. More than 200 bank customers, including Innocent Gwisai, Ernest Mashaba, John Mojake, Gladys Mviko, Elizabeth Majoro, Magda Odendaal, Anne Peachey and Johannes Theunis Booysen as well as the Lungelo Lethu Human Rights Found...