Former PRASA executives argue it is unconstitutional to require the Chief Justice’s consent before bringing review proceedings against a judge acting in an administrative capacity. Photo: Brian Turner via Flickr (CC BY 2.0).
Former Passenger Rail Agency (PRASA) board members are pressing on with their legal battle to set aside findings of corruption made against them by the state capture inquiry.
They say the Zondo Commission did not give them an opportunity to answer the allegations and argue it is unconstitutional to require the Chief Justice’s consent before bringing proceedings against a judge acting in an administrative capacity.
Their review application has been pending before the Johannesburg High Court since October 2022.
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