E-toll interdict application urgent: judge

[Derrick]

E-toll interdict application urgent says judge

A proper case of urgency had been made by the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa), the High Court in Pretoria ruled on Wednesday...

 

[Mbuzi]

ANC 0 Joe Public 1 (First half)

 

[AstroTurf]

lol, hope they drag this out like a zuma trial.

 

[Budza]

This coffin is running out of space for nails

Bury it in concrete.

 

[IRVING]

The Judge doesn't want to pay etoll either lol

 

[Wyzak]

Great news, there might just be hope for Democracy in SA yet!

 

[mike156]

The Judge doesn't want to pay etoll either lol

Exactly what I was hoping for

 

[Heisenborg]

ANC 0 Joe Public 1 (First half)

1 - 1 u mean, they won yesterday

 

[Sneeky]

Hehe, Budza, classic

 

[LazyLion]

Whoo Hoo! Great News!

 

[Sodan]

Wait, so what does this actually mean? Sorry, I'm dumb when it comes to legal stuff.

 

[Mbuzi]

1 - 1 u mean, they won yesterday

It's today's score

 

[OGroteKoning]

Wait, so what does this actually mean? Sorry, I'm dumb when it comes to legal stuff.

I also want to know!

 

[Heisenborg]

It means they spent all morning deciding if its urgent or not

 

[Sodan]

It means they spent all morning deciding if its urgent or not

Thanks for that. I meant what is the implication now that it has been decided that it case is "urgent"?

 

[ToxicBunny]

It means tomorrow OUTA will have to prove that they can't go ahead with it, and the judge has to agree,.

 

[BLIXEMPIE]

It means tomorrow OUTA will have to prove that they can't go ahead with it, and the judge has to agree,.

In a perfect world this will be an easy case to prove. If it took all morning to decide whether this case is urgent or not, then perhaps deciding on more important matters will take even longer and the toll launch date can be postponed to death.

 

[Sodan]

It means tomorrow OUTA will have to prove that they can't go ahead with it, and the judge has to agree,.

So this was the early stages of the game, and the boss fight is tomorrow. Understood.

 

[The_Unbeliever]

“It is apparent from the chronology that the fate of e-tolling was uncertain until 22 February 2012. I agree with that submission.”

'strue Bob.

 

[grok]

It would be difficult to see Sanral pay back money to the consumer if they were forced into scrapping the system after implementation. Most of though, it would be sad that South African citizens didn’t have a chance to have their case heard before they start paying,” said Outa spokesperson Pieter Conradie.

Seeing as we're going to pay for the mess one way or the other, why don't we demand the head of Sanral?

It is the will of the people that the CEO responsible for this fiasco step down & be publicly hanged or something fitting for someone so corrupt and anti-democratic! :twisted: