Article 43/2022

What are the grounds for the setting aside a writ of execution?

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A writ of execution must be strictly in compliance with the wording of the order from which the judgment debt arises.  If a judgment debtor disputes liability for the amounts reflected in the writ on the grounds that it has paid the amounts, or part of them, or because it contends that it is not liable for them on the ground that they were not within the scope of the judgment, it may apply to court for relief (Butchard v Butchard 1996 (2) SA 581 (W), at 587).

September 5, 2024

In assessing if reinstatement is fitting after CCMA deems dismissal in a fixed-term contract unfair, what factors guide this determination?

August 29, 2024

Is a binding agreement between a retrenching employer and the alternative employer required for the above section to be applicable and what role does the retrenching employer have to play in arranging alternative employment for such section to be applicable?

August 22, 2024

An accountant at a municipality faced dismissal for attempting to access the account. Reinstated after appealing to the bargaining council, new charges of dishonesty and IT policy breach led to another dismissal.