@Willens-Wetens
of all the threads where comments have been made concerning the FF+ court bid and the judge hearing the matter this is the oddest thread to have commented as you have - a really interesting 1st post if I might add.
A few points of correction. Whilst High Court judges in South Africa enjoy the Lordship address form and are "red robe" judicial officers they are not appointed as "full-time Supreme Court". Moreover the issue is that the appointment of Jansen to the court on a specific time frame made her from the perspective of the protocols of judicial seniority the least experienced judge to hear the matter and in a position of having been unable to have had time to consider the application in full length and scope. As I pointed out - in absolute defence of the competence and integrity of justice Jansen the probabilities of the President (who has no integrity) abusing the appointments processes and known court roll could well have appointed an advocate known to be conservative on the question of urgency.
Moreover your understanding of the Constitutional Court decision and its implications for interim interdicts. As I indicated in at least one of the threads on the subject the FF+ (the Applicants in this matter) were taking a long shot on the urgency issue but in light of various considerations (equity comes not to those who slumber) I believe they were well advised to bring the suit.
of all the threads where comments have been made concerning the FF+ court bid and the judge hearing the matter this is the oddest thread to have commented as you have - a really interesting 1st post if I might add.
A few points of correction. Whilst High Court judges in South Africa enjoy the Lordship address form and are "red robe" judicial officers they are not appointed as "full-time Supreme Court". Moreover the issue is that the appointment of Jansen to the court on a specific time frame made her from the perspective of the protocols of judicial seniority the least experienced judge to hear the matter and in a position of having been unable to have had time to consider the application in full length and scope. As I pointed out - in absolute defence of the competence and integrity of justice Jansen the probabilities of the President (who has no integrity) abusing the appointments processes and known court roll could well have appointed an advocate known to be conservative on the question of urgency.
Moreover your understanding of the Constitutional Court decision and its implications for interim interdicts. As I indicated in at least one of the threads on the subject the FF+ (the Applicants in this matter) were taking a long shot on the urgency issue but in light of various considerations (equity comes not to those who slumber) I believe they were well advised to bring the suit.