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Judge snubs JSC over late judgments

Gauteng High Court Judge Mncedisi Kumalo delivered several judgments more than a year late

Gauteng High Court Judge Mncedisi Kumalo has failed to respond to complaints about his late judgments. Illustration: Bronwyn Webb.

Two judicial conduct inquiries have found that Gauteng High Court Judge Mncedisi Kumalo has repeatedly delivered judgments more than a year late.
Kumalo has also apparently ignored repeated requests from the JSC to explain the delays.
A tribunal will determine whether he remains fit to hold judicial office.

Two judicial conduct inquiries have recommended that Gauteng High Court Judge Mncedisi Kumalo, who faces multiple complaints for handing down late judgments, appear before a tribunal to determine his fitness to hold office.
He was first appointed permanently to the bench in 2021.
In a ruling handed down in May, Deputy Chief Justice…

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