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"Though the matter is still sub judicate the Department is very concerned about reports that the company had not provide emergency escape exits which by itself is a violation of safety regulations"
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Both the company and the Western Cape government have spend hundreds of thousands of rands on Supreme Court action, which was called on to judicate the land's value, and other legal proceedings.
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St. Austin says, _Sic judicate tanquam ab alio mox judicandi; unus judex, unum tribunal_.
State Trials, Political and Social Volume 1 (of 2) Harry Lushington Stephen 1902
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper Jeremy Gilbert 2010
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper 2010
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper 2010
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper 2010
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper 2010
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper 2010
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Elections are meant to be an opportunity for the public collectively to judicate on competing visions, but democracy has been eroded under a system that marginalises the majority
Red Pepper 2010
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