Regular law covers this area, indemnity is neither required nor sought. Whether legal procedure is quick or slow, the court would rule against the police with costs. The SAPS already pays out tens of millions annually for false arrests, wrongful deaths, police brutality etc. No more difficult to win a case against the SAPS than Joe Soap. The police have no jurisdiction over the courts.
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Regular law covers this area, indemnity is neither required nor sought. Whether legal procedure is quick or slow, the court would rule against the police with costs. The SAPS already pays out tens of millions annually for false arrests, wrongful deaths, police brutality etc. No more difficult to win a case against the SAPS than Joe Soap. The police have no jurisdiction over the courts.
Hemi300c
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No I'm not.
I didn't say its not going to happen I said it's going to take ages for it to be settled or finalized and thus you will be without a vehicle in most cases as most insurers also exclude confiscation or impounding by authorities.