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Black Sash Trust v Minister of Social Development and Others (Freedom Under Law NPC Intervening) (CCT48/17) [2017] ZACC 8; 2017 (5) BCLR 543 (CC); 2017 (3) SA 335 (CC) (17 March 2017)

Published Friday, 17 March 2017

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This is a landmark Constitutional Court case (Black Sash v Minister of Social Development) from 2017 concerning social grants administration, not directly related to the Information Regulator, POPIA, or PAIA. It primarily addresses constitutional obligations in social welfare service delivery rather than information access or data protection matters.

Black Sash Trust v Minister of Social Development and Others (Freedom Under Law NPC Intervening) (CCT48/17) [2017] ZACC 8; 2017 (5) BCLR 543 (CC); 2017 (3) SA 335 (CC) (17 March 2017) SAFLII
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