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Clean slate close for those who paid admission of guilt fines for COVID breaches - Vimarsana News

Clean slate close for those who paid admission of guilt fines for COVID breaches

The Judicial Matters Amendment Bill was adopted by the National Assembly on Tuesday after years of deliberation.

Source: ewn.co.za
Former Guyana AG, Basil Williams, can be sued in defamation case, CCJ - Vimarsana News

Former Guyana AG, Basil Williams, can be sued in defamation case, CCJ

The Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has dismissed an application by former Guyana attorney general, Senior Counsel Basil Williams, who sought special leave to appeal a lower court ruling refusing to grant him leave to appeal a decision of the Full Court of the Supreme Court of Guyana.

Recusal requesters get legal mauling from Section 194 i... - Vimarsana News

Recusal requesters get legal mauling from Section 194 i...

An amateurish bid by Barnabas Xulu — Judge President John Hlophe’s lawyer — to force Section 194 inquiry evidence leader advocate Nazreen Bawa to recuse herself, bit the dust badly on Thursday.

Gauteng health department pays R228 million for medical negligence - Vimarsana News

Gauteng health department pays R228 million for medical negligence

The Gauteng health department has 78 court-ordered attachments of its bank account to pay for medical negligence.

Source: news24.com
EC health department loses bid to stop R400m in claim payouts - Vimarsana News

EC health department loses bid to stop R400m in claim payouts

The broke provincial health department may have to immediately cough up almost R400m, with interest, in negligence claims to dozens of successful litigants after the department, the Treasury and the premier’s office failed in a high court bid to stop the payments.