Court of Appeal clarifies

Friday, February 13, 2015

Court of Appeal judges. PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

We refer to the headline in your above edition of Wednesday February, 11 on the front page, repeated on page 2, namely ‘CoA RAPS GOVT AS BOFEPUSU TRIUMPHS’, and the story you published thereunder.

Please would you correct the following errors in your story which will have misled your readers:

The Court of Appeal did not ‘rap the Government’ and nor did ‘BOFEPUSU triumph’ - Government succeeded on the issue of urgency, while BOFEPUSU succeeded in that its application should not have been struck out in the Court below.

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Court of Appeal clarifies

We refer to the headline in your above edition of Wednesday February, 11 on the front page, repeated on page 2, namely ‘CoA RAPS GOVT AS BOFEPUSU TRIUMPHS’, and the story you published thereunder.

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