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Ethekwini Municipality and Another v ActionSA and Others (D11938/2022) [2026] ZAKZPHC 109


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Ethekwini Municipality and Another v ActionSA and Others (D11938/2022) [2026] ZAKZPHC 109

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Ethekwini Municipality and Another v ActionSA and Others (D11938/2022) [2026] ZAKZPHC 109

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6th November 2026

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[1]      The first applicant, eThekwini Municipality and the second applicant, the Executive Mayor of eThekwini Municipality (the applicants) who served as the seventh and eighth respondents in the main application, are seeking leave to appeal the whole judgment and order issued by the full court sitting as a court of first instance on 9 February 2026.[1] Leave is sought to appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal on the grounds of both reasonable prospects of success and compelling reasons. The first respondent opposes the leave to appeal.

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[2]      The first respondent who was the applicant in the main application is seeking leave to cross-appeal the decision of the full court relating to the award of costs in favour of the second to sixth respondents (the respondents). The respondents oppose the application for leave to cross-appeal against the costs order.

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