The applicants were seeking relief against their convictions and sentences. The applicants are among 177 people charged with contravening Section 18(1) of the Black Labour Relations Regulation Act, No. 48 of 1953 and were all convicted. Each applicant was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, suspended for 5 years on certain conditions. The convictions and sentences of the applicants were set aside.

The applicant seeks an order for the eviction of the respondents from the farm. The applicant is the owner of the farm and was aware that the respondents were staying on the farm legally in terms of an agreement with the previous owner. The application was dismissed with costs.

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.

The applicant seeks an order to stop the incorporation of Botshabelo township into Qwaqwa. The applicant is the resident of Botshabelo and feels that Qwaqwa does not have resources nor the manpower adequately to administer a town the size of Botshabelo. The order was granted.

In re State v Patrick M Baleka and others (Delmas Trial TPACC 492/85) in the Supreme Court (Appellate Division. Case No: 54/89. 1989).

This is an appeal against the dismissal of workers. The applicants are a trade union and its members. The appeal of all applicants was upheld except of Frans Shwatja, respondent ordered to pay the applicants and the application referred back for further hearing.

This is the appeal against the arrest and detention of the applicant. The applicant is a member of an Indian group and unlawfully occupied premises in a White group area. She was arrested and sentenced to a fine of R50 of 15 days imprisonment, suspended for 3 years on condition that she doesn't commit the same offence. Judgment to be announced.

This is an application to extend the order granted by the Court on the matter between the applicant and the respondent. The respondent was ordered to reinstate the applicants in their employment on terms and conditions no less favourable to them than those which applied at the date which their services were terminated.

The applicants were seeking an interdict to call off the strike of the respondents which was an illegal strike. A rule nisi was granted.