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AI summary
The High Court in Johannesburg dealt with a review application about the marking of an identity number for deletion from the National Population Register. The court found the decision was taken without notifying the applicant, inviting representations, or giving reasons, and it reviewed and set it aside. The matter was remitted to the first respondent for a fresh decision.
This appears to concern administrative process around identity number deletion and may be relevant to home affairs and public law matters.
Evidence from source
the applicant was never notified of any investigation, never invited to make representations, and was never given reasons.
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The matter is remitted to the first respondent to make a fresh decision.
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