30 November 2018

News24Wire (Cape Town)

South Africa: Court Dismisses AfriForum's Urgent Bid to Interdict Parliament's Land Expropriation Report

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Top: Farmhouse in the Free State. Bottom-left: National Assembly building. Bottom-right: Exterior of the Western Cape High Court.

AfriForum's urgent application to interdict the adoption of the Constitutional Review Committee's first report into land expropriation without compensation has been dismissed.

The second part of AfriForum's application - to have the public participation process reviewed will be heard at a later date in court.

This means the debate on the report will go ahead on Tuesday in the National Assembly, where it will be put for adoption.

More to follow.

Source: News24

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