Case Law[2022] ZALCC 34South Africa
South African Riding for the Disabled Association v Regional Land Claims Commissioner- Western Cape and Others (LCC26/2010) [2022] ZALCC 34 (21 June 2022)
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AT RANDBURG CASE NO: LCC26/2010 Reportable: No Of interest to other Judges:No Revised In the matter between: SOUTH AFRICAN RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
Judgment
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## South African Riding for the Disabled Association v Regional Land Claims Commissioner- Western Cape and Others (LCC26/2010) [2022] ZALCC 34 (21 June 2022)
South African Riding for the Disabled Association v Regional Land Claims Commissioner- Western Cape and Others (LCC26/2010) [2022] ZALCC 34 (21 June 2022)
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IN THE LAND CLAIMS
COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
HELD AT RANDBURG
CASE
NO: LCC26/2010
Reportable:
No
Of
interest to other Judges:No
Revised
In
the matter between:
SOUTH
AFRICAN RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
ASSOCIATION
Claimant
and
THE
REGIONAL LAND CLAIMS COMMISSIONER:
WESTERN
CAPE
First Defendant
SEDICK
SADIEN
Second Defendant
THE
MINISTER FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND
LAND
REFORM
Third Defendant
THE
MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS
Fourth Defendant
JUDGMENT
Application
for leave to appeal
COWEN J
1.
On 4 May 2022 I delivered judgment an
application in terms of Rule 7(2)(b) of the Rules of this Court for
leave to dispute the authority
of Ighsaan Sadien Attorneys to
represent the Second Defendant by calling on them to file a power of
attorney duly executed by the
Second Defendant. The application was
instituted by the South African Riding for the Disabled Association
(SARDA). I dismissed
the application for the reasons set out in my
judgment.
2.
SARDA applies for leave to appeal. I heard
argument on the leave application on 15 June 2022. Mr Wagener
appeared for SARDA and
Mr Joseph SC appeared for the Second
Defendant.
3.
Mr Joseph submitted that my decision is not
susceptible to appeal whereas Mr Wagener submitted it is. In my view
it is unnecessary
to decide this issue as I am of the view that the
application should, in any event, be refused.
4.
While I agree with Mr Wagener’s
contentions about how important it is that attorneys who act on
behalf of others are duly
mandated, including for the rule of law and
the administration of justice, this cannot assist SARDA in this case
for the reasons
set out in my judgment. The arguments advanced during
the hearing were not sustainable on the papers before me.
5.
The
case sought to be advanced in the application for leave to appeal is
a somewhat different case. It is set out in the application
for leave
to appeal and I do not repeat it here. But that case is also not made
out on the papers before me.
To
the extent that reliance is placed on the last paragraph of the
e-mail attached as Annexure IS5, this is misplaced in view of
the
principles articulated in Theletsane,
[1]
Swissborough Diamond Mines
[2]
and D&F Wevell Trust
[3]
. To
the extent that reliance is placed on paragraph 12.3 of the replying
affidavit, it is trite that it is not open to a party
to make out its
case in reply.
6.
Moreover, it was again quite apparent
during argument in the application for leave to appeal, as it was
during the initial hearing
and indeed as appears from the papers,
that the real issue in respect of which SARDA requires clarity is
whether Sediek Sadien
or the Sadien Family is the correct party, ie
the Second Defendant. I dealt with this issue in paragraph 18 of my
judgment. That
important issue cannot be resolved via these Rule 7
proceedings.
7.
I make the following order.
7.1.
The application for leave to appeal is
dismissed.
7.2.
There is no order as to costs.
COWEN J
Date of hearing: 15 June
2022
Date of judgment: 21 June
2022
Appearances:
SARDA:
Mr Wagener
Second Defendant:
Mr Joseph SC instructed by Ighsaan
Sadien Attorneys
## [1]Administrator
of Transvaal and Others v Theletsane and Another [1990] ZASCA
156; 1991 (2) SA 192 (AD); [1991] 4 All SA 132
(AD).
[1]
Administrator
of Transvaal and Others v Theletsane and Another [1990] ZASCA
156; 1991 (2) SA 192 (AD); [1991] 4 All SA 132
(AD).
[2]
Swissborough Diamond Mines (Pty) Ltd and others v Government of the
Republic of South Africa and others
1999 (2) SA 279
(T) at
324F-325C.
[3]
Minister of Land Affairs and Agriculture and others v D & F
Wevell Trust and others
2008 (2) SA 184
(SCA) at para 43.
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