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Legal precedents explore municipality's flawed position on city "sweatshops".
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Homeless struggle in Durban.
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Municipalities massively overcharge the vulnerable.
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How South Africans and Africa's Refugees-Migrants struggle to survive on the streets.
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Sutcliffe hits back at rehousing demand.
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Municipal authority may not circumvent the common law.
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When a judgment is delivered, people take positions, and it is not uncommon for lawyers, academics and the public to engage in criticism.
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More people need to be empowered with skills to rebuild and reclaim the city.
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Anger as water supply to flats cut-off.
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The lives of people are held together by fragile tapes of desperation with little hope of the authorities intervening meaningfully
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There are certain challenges common to all sectional title owners, irrespective of their social or financial status.
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A tribute to Billy Nair, a Civic rights activist and founding member of the Durban Central Residents Association (DCRA).
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Changing a street sign, erecting a memorial or removing a monument can be a loaded subject with political, ideological and economic implications.
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The collapse of some of the business giants makes front page stories and will dominate headlines as long as the market is unstable. The crises reverberate globally.
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Our courts are quite reluctant to grant specific performance orders, whereby a party to a contract is ordered to do certain things as required of him / her in terms of the contract.
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South Africans have opened their hearts to refugees of xenophobic attacks and Durban aid organisations and churches have appealed for more help.
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There is an increase in self-help remedies, especially by landlords resorting to illegal disconnection of water and electricity supply, forced evictions and illegal lockouts.
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Abolition of rent control left the RHA-created bodies to mediate in related disputes.
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The role of the RHT is to provide the mechanism for dispute resolution with the least amount of inconvenience and cost to the disputants.
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This is a matter in which the plaintiff’s capital claim in his simple summons is based on a contract of lease wherein which he claims payment of the sum of R 1300.00 in respect of arrear rental he alleges is owing to him for defendant’s occupation and tenancy.
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The
ANC led government has injected tremendous efforts
in reconstructing a country devastated by a legacy
of colonialism and apartheid and expanded extraordinary
energy to the building of a fledgling democracy.
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A Durban court has ordered
the body corporate of a Durban block of flats to
compensate a flat owner for lost rental after it
deemed a prospective tenant "shady and unacceptable..."
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More than 100 people,
including refugees, foreign nationals and South
African citizens face eviction from their Durban
homes today because their new landlords have instructed
them to vacate their flats...
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The
story of tenants at Inverallan is the sad story
of refugee tenants. Foreign nationals/refugees
are the latest victims at the hands of unscrupulous
landlords and their agents. Tenants are locked
out and their belongings either illegally seized
or thrown into the streets.
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Where tenants are subjected
to unhygienic living conditions, exorbitant rentals
and an unsafe environment. A building without owners
and a café owner who controls the flow of water…
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The conditions under which children and their parents
live
New municipal legislation
has done nothing to stop the exploitation of about
10 500 workers crammed into sweatshops in Durban's
central business district by unscrupulous landlords
and businessmen.
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Accusations that traders
at the Church Walk fleamarket were not informed
of the decision to put the market out to tender
have been angrily rebutted by the eThekweni Municipality.
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