ALCOHOL TRADING: ConCourt weighs Northern Cape liquor hours law after public participation failure
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The Constitutional Court has been called upon to confirm the invalidity of certain provisions in the Northern Cape Gambling and Liquor Act of 2024, after the provincial legislature failed to ensure meaningful public participation in legi…
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