This case is about a claim of a land in Pretoria from which applicants were removed in 1960-1968.

These two æTerrorism' cases were substantively the same. The original 22 (Samson Ndou et al) who had been charged with terrorism, alternatively forwarding the aims of the ANC, were found not guilty in February 1970, discharged and immediately rearrested, and charged again together with Benjamin Ramotse who had been arrested in Botswana in 1968 (Benjamin Ramotse et al).á30f 1969/1970

In the case of the second trial Ramotse made a plea that his arrest was in violation of international law, the others including Samson Ndou made a plea that they had already been acquitted on the same charge. (Their plea was successful, Ramotse's unsuccessful).

The applicant was seeking relief against the expropriation of land in Evaton.

The applicants were appealing against eviction from land in the Ventersdorp district. The application was dismissed and no order as to costs.

The applicants were seeking an order to evict the respondents from the land they occupied. The application was dismissed and no order as to costs

Application for rezoning of Erf 1913 South End from community to residential property.

This is an appeal concerning the application of s 6(1) of the Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act 19 of 1998. The applicants have occupied a privately owned land and the respondents have applied to the court for an eviction order. The appeal was dismissed with costs. Judgments in the High Court, E Cape, Supreme Court and Constitutional Court.

This is a determination of an alleged unfair labour practice by the respondent to the applicants' clients. The applicant is a trade union seeking the reinstatement of its members to their employment as they were dismissed because they drew attention of the applicant to the irregularity of the respondent. The outcome of the determination was that the applicants' clients have to be formally reinstated.