LAW
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'Disappointingly Slender' | ||
A bad case of law | ||
Affidavit: Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi | ||
Affidavits: what they mean in South African law | ||
Agreement Law |
Law 13 of 1859: dealt with the arrival of immigrants into Natal. In summary, this law stated that only licensed persons could bring immigrants into the Colony. The Immigration Agent (later the P |
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An Explanation of the Group Areas Act, 1950 |
OBJECT OF THE ACT |
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ANC Youth league consolidated Programme of Action, 2000-2001 |
Youth Action towards the African Century |
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Apartheid and the Law | ||
Apartheid laws and regulations: introduced and rescinded | ||
Appeal Court and Emergency Powers | ||
Applicant's founding affidavit |
Affidavit of Chief Mhlabanzima Maphumulo, and the Minister of Law and Order, the Commissioner of South African Police and Chief Bangubukhosi Mdluli |
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Baanings and Political detention press cutings | ||
Background to student activities at Fort Hare | ||
Cartoon | ||
Case of Patrick Molwane Lephunya |
Case between Patrick Molwane Lephunya (Applicant) and The State President of the Republic of South Africa (1st Respondent), The Minister of Law and Order (2nd Respondent), The Officer Commanding, Johannesburg Prison (3rd Respondent).Accompanying documents is the applicants Affidavit. |
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Chronological list of anti Indian legislation in South Africa. |
Law 3 of 1885, Transvaal: Prohibition on taking up residence except in segregated areas. Denial of all civic rights, a) Law passed to amend Act 3 of 1885 |
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Civil Rights News Letter, February 1958 | ||
Civil Rights News Letter, Vol. XIX No.10 Issued 18 December 1972 | ||
Civil Rights News Letter, Vol. XXII No.3 Issued 3 April 1975 | ||
Civil Rights News Letter, Vol. XXV No.4 Issued 8 May 1978 |