Western Cape High Court Refuses Leave to Appeal Transnet Land Eviction
The Western Cape High Court has dismissed a bid for leave to appeal an eviction order against occupiers of Transnet-owned land in Salt River and Woodstock, Cape Town.
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The Western Cape High Court has dismissed a bid for leave to appeal an eviction order against occupiers of Transnet-owned land in Salt River and Woodstock, Cape Town.
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