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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court dealt with an appeal about a Labour Court order that had reviewed and set aside appointments and employment contracts involving Mr Botsang Moiloa and the CBRTA. It held that the appeal was upheld and replaced the Labour Court order with dismissal of the legality and declaratory applications, with one part of the matter remitted to the Labour Court for determination by another judge.
This may be relevant to labour law and public sector employment disputes involving review, declaratory relief, and arbitration awards.
Evidence from source
Held: (1) The appeal is upheld. Held: (2) The order of the Labour Court is set aside in its entirety, and it is replaced with an order dismissing the application with no order as to costs.
Supports: Supports the summary of the appeal outcome and replacement order.
The application seeking to review and set aside the arbitration award is remitted to the Labour Court to be determined by another Judge.
Supports: Supports the summary sentence that one part of the matter was remitted to the Labour Court.