This case relates to the eviction of squatters from a farm in Benoni.

This is an appeal against the dismissal and the attendant costs orders in the Land Claims Court by Moloto J of an application brought by the applicant against the respondents. The applicant is a company and owner of seven farms which have been consolidated into one farm known as the Croc Ranch in the Northern Province. The appeal was dismissed with costs, including those of two counsel.

This is an appeal to make the settlement agreement an order of court. The applicants are the black residents who were removed from Macleantown. A settlement of the claim was negotiated and an agreement was signed on behalf of the Macleantown Residents' Association, the Macleantown Ratepayers' Association and the Amatola Regional Services Council. The request to make the settlement agreement an Order of Court, was not acceded to and the matter was referred back to the Commission.

The applicants were applying for leave to intervene in a claim for the restitution of a right in land in the farm "Grootte Springfontein on the Cape West Coast". The applicant is a non-profit, non-government organisation with a long track record of involvement in the area of forced removals. The application for leave to intervene was refused and no order to costs.

The applicant is an heir and resides in a house in Umlazi township. He earlier received a rule nisi against the respondents to consider the applicant's preferential claim to house C.1266. The audi alteram partem rule was confirmed, the respondents were ordered to pay the costs of the application and the counter application was dismissed with costs.

The applicants were seeking an order to declare that the Seleka Tribe were entitled to convene a meeting of their tribe in the area of Beauty in the district of Vaalwater, Transvaal. The applicants are nine members of the Seleka Tribe against the respondents and representing the Seleka Tribe. The case was dismissed with costs including those of the two counsel.

The applicants were seeking a declaration that the appointment by the first respondent of the second to eighth respondents as councillors of the Town Council of Old Crossroads in terms of Provincial Notice 209 of 1987 was invalid and of no force or effect.

The applicants, the Ga-Mampuru which is part of the Bapedi tribe were granted the farm Brakfontein by Stephanus Grove, a representative of Paul Kruger after the Anglo-Boer War. The tribe lived on the farm until September 1973 when they were forcibly removed as part of the policy "homeland consolidation". The tribe submitted a claim for the allocation of the farm Brakfontein 187 JS.

The applicant launched an urgent application claiming against nine respondents an order that they vacate and be prohibited from reoccupying specified stands under the control of the applicant. The application failed and claims against the respondents were dismissed. The applicant was ordered to pay the costs of the application.