https://www.polity.org.za
Deepening Democracy through Access to Information
Home / Case Law / Constitutional Court RSS ← Back
Close

Email this article

separate emails by commas, maximum limit of 4 addresses

Sponsored by

Close

Embed Video

Mankayi v Anglogold Ashanti Ltd (CCT 40/10) [2011] ZACC 3

7th March 2011

By: Creamer Media Reporter

SAVE THIS ARTICLE      EMAIL THIS ARTICLE

Font size: -+

  • Mankayi v Anglogold Ashanti Ltd (CCT 40/10) [2011] ZACC 3
    Download
    0.34 MB
Sponsored by

The issue to be decided is whether section 35(1)1 of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act2 (COIDA) extinguishes the common law right of mineworkers to recover damages for occupational injury or disease from negligent mine owners notwithstanding that they are not entitled to claim compensation under COIDA but only under the Occupational Diseases in Mines and Works Act3 (ODIMWA). Both the South Gauteng High Court4 (High Court) and the Supreme Court of Appeal5 interpreted section 35(1) of COIDA as extinguishing the mineworkers’ common law claim and extending the protection against common law liability to mine owners. Mr Thembekile Mankayi (Mr Mankayi) attacks these findings on the basis that, because he is precluded by section 100(2) of ODIMWA from claiming compensation under COIDA, section 35(1) of COIDA does not apply to him.

Advertisement

EMAIL THIS ARTICLE      SAVE THIS ARTICLE      FEEDBACK

To subscribe email subscriptions@creamermedia.co.za or click here
To advertise email advertising@creamermedia.co.za or click here


About

Polity.org.za is a product of Creamer Media.
www.creamermedia.co.za

Other Creamer Media Products include:
Engineering News
Mining Weekly
Research Channel Africa

Read more

Subscriptions

We offer a variety of subscriptions to our Magazine, Website, PDF Reports and our photo library.

Subscriptions are available via the Creamer Media Store.

View store

Advertise

Advertising on Polity.org.za is an effective way to build and consolidate a company's profile among clients and prospective clients. Email advertising@creamermedia.co.za

View options

Email Registration Success

Thank you, you have successfully subscribed to one or more of Creamer Media’s email newsletters. You should start receiving the email newsletters in due course.

Our email newsletters may land in your junk or spam folder. To prevent this, kindly add newsletters@creamermedia.co.za to your address book or safe sender list. If you experience any issues with the receipt of our email newsletters, please email subscriptions@creamermedia.co.za