Attorney pays price after re-enrolling RAF case despite previous court order
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Story audio is generated using AI The Johannesburg high court on Monday ordered an attorney to pay legal costs de bonis propriis (out of one’s own pocket) after it had earlier criticised him for re-enrolling a dismissed urgent application without a court’s…
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Story audio is generated using AI The Johannesburg high court on Monday ordered an attorney to pay legal costs de bonis propriis (out of one’s own pocket) after it had earlier criticised him for re-enrolling a dismissed urgent application without a court’s…
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