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AI summary
The judgment concerns a claim by Mr Zwane against NUMSA for breach of mandate after a Labour Court review of an arbitration award was allowed to fail when the record could not be filed. The court found that NUMSA did not act consistently with the mandate it had accepted and awarded Mr Zwane R132 000 plus interest and costs.
This appears to concern disputes about union legal assistance and the handling of Labour Court review proceedings.
Evidence from source
Mr. Zwane, sues the defendant, NUMSA, for breach of mandate. Mr. Zwane alleges that NUMSA failed to prosecute an application instituted in the Labour Court to review and set aside a bargaining council award.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 1
The defendant is directed to pay the plaintiff R132 000, plus interest at the prescribed rate, to run from 2 March 2023, to the date of final payment.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 2