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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court heard an appeal about a SAPS dismissal dispute involving Colonel Roberts. It upheld the refusal of condonation for the late review of the appeal authority’s decision, but set aside the arbitrator’s jurisdictional ruling and sent the unfair dismissal dispute back for arbitration before a different arbitrator.
This appears to concern labour dispute procedure and the review of an arbitrator’s jurisdictional ruling in a SAPS dismissal matter.
Evidence from source
The appeal succeeds to this extent.
Supports: The court upheld the appeal in part.
The unfair dismissal dispute between the appellant and the third respondent is remitted to the second respondent for arbitration before an arbitrator other than the first respondent
Supports: The dispute was sent back for arbitration before a different arbitrator.