S v Masita
| Jurisdiction | South Africa |
| Judgment Date | 15 December 2000 |
| Citation | 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C) |
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4 practice notes
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S v Kok
...of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, an offence referred to in the previous sections (s 266). Similarly in G S v Masita 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C) the accused was charged with contravening s 17(1) of the Domestic Violence Act 116 of 1998 and the court found that assault with the in......
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S v Kok
...Act 51 of 1977. Cases cited S v Grobler 1992 (1) SACR 184 (C): applied G S v Malapane [2011] JOL 27840 (GSJ): referred to S v Masita 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C): compared H S v Mavundla 1980 (4) SA 187 (T): S v Mei 1982 (1) SA 299 (O): dicta at 299 discussed S v Mpofu 1985 (4) SA 322 (ZH): referr......
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S v Ntshonyane and Another
...v Mahlangu 2000 (2) SACR 210 (T): referred to S v Makofane and Another (GNP case No A 1099/09, 10 December 2010): compared S v Masita 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C): referred to G S v Mavundla 1980 (4) SA 187 (T): S v Mbatha 1982 (2) SA 145 (N): dicta at 147D – E applied S v Mei 1982 (1) SA 299 (O):......
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S v Mahlasela
...the Act. It was therefore irregular for the magistrate to ask the accused whether he had been found in possession of the article in J 2005 (1) SACR p272 Magid question and it was certainly improper for him to ask the accused whether he had reason to believe that the stereo was A stolen. I h......
4 cases
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S v Kok
...of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, an offence referred to in the previous sections (s 266). Similarly in G S v Masita 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C) the accused was charged with contravening s 17(1) of the Domestic Violence Act 116 of 1998 and the court found that assault with the in......
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S v Kok
...Act 51 of 1977. Cases cited S v Grobler 1992 (1) SACR 184 (C): applied G S v Malapane [2011] JOL 27840 (GSJ): referred to S v Masita 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C): compared H S v Mavundla 1980 (4) SA 187 (T): S v Mei 1982 (1) SA 299 (O): dicta at 299 discussed S v Mpofu 1985 (4) SA 322 (ZH): referr......
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S v Ntshonyane and Another
...v Mahlangu 2000 (2) SACR 210 (T): referred to S v Makofane and Another (GNP case No A 1099/09, 10 December 2010): compared S v Masita 2005 (1) SACR 272 (C): referred to G S v Mavundla 1980 (4) SA 187 (T): S v Mbatha 1982 (2) SA 145 (N): dicta at 147D – E applied S v Mei 1982 (1) SA 299 (O):......
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S v Mahlasela
...the Act. It was therefore irregular for the magistrate to ask the accused whether he had been found in possession of the article in J 2005 (1) SACR p272 Magid question and it was certainly improper for him to ask the accused whether he had reason to believe that the stereo was A stolen. I h......