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Judge ordered to apologise to litigants for year-long delay

13 July 2026 by Guest

A Judicial Service Commission committee has found KZN High Court Judge Elsje-Marie Bezuidenhout grossly negligent

A Judicial Service Commission committee has found a KwaZulu-Natal High Court judge grossly negligent for taking almost a year to provide reasons for a judgment. Illustration: Bronwyn Webb

A Judicial Service Commission conduct committee has ordered KZN Judge Elsje-Marie Bezuidenhout to apologise in writing to litigants after taking nearly a year to provide reasons for a June 2024 urgent court order.
Deputy Chief Justice Dunstan Mlambo ruled that the delay breached the judicial code of conduct but found it did not warrant referral to a tribunal because it was not intentional.
The committee ruled that other allegations of bias, procedural unfairness and improper treatment of lawyers belonged in appeal proceedings not judicial misconduct processes.

KwaZulu-Natal high court Judge Elsje-Marie Bezuidenhout…

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    31 August 2026 at 10:53 pm

    Voetsek! – Go away! [foot-sak] Usually said with an angry tone when telling someone to go away or get lost. You don’t want to be saying this to a local or worse, if a local says this to you – you’ve really angered them!

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