WATCH: JSC explains lack of recommendations for Supreme Court of Appeal posts
Business Day TV speaks to Tauriq Moosa, a legal writer for Business Day
10 November 2023 - 16:40
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The JSC sought to recommend candidates to fill judicial vacancies at the SCA, the Gauteng High Court, the labour court and others, but has only recommended two names for the SCA’s four vacancies.
Business Day TV speaks to Tauriq Moosa, a legal writer for Business Day, for more detail.
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WATCH: JSC explains lack of recommendations for Supreme Court of Appeal posts
Business Day TV speaks to Tauriq Moosa, a legal writer for Business Day
The Judicial Service Commission has come under fire for not appointing qualified candidates for Supreme Court of Appeal vacancies.
The JSC sought to recommend candidates to fill judicial vacancies at the SCA, the Gauteng High Court, the labour court and others, but has only recommended two names for the SCA’s four vacancies.
Business Day TV speaks to Tauriq Moosa, a legal writer for Business Day, for more detail.
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