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University of Pretoria v Roger and Others: Exploring Municipality Land Use Rights, and Noise Nuisance
Introduction: In the case of University of Pretoria v Roger and Others, the University of Pretoria (“the University”) initiated legal proceedings to address the noise
Noise nuisance and religion
When does the Islamic ‘Call to Prayer’ constitute a noise nuisance? The SCA in Madrasah Taleemuddeen Islamic Institute v Ellaurie [2022] ZASCA 160 at [11]-[19] heard
Is your property constantly being pelted by golf balls?
By Dean Brainin With over 500 golf courses across South Africa, living on or within close range to a golf course has become relatively normal, with
The right to lateral support
If a landowner causes damage to the land and buildings of his neighbour through excavations on her property, does the neighbour have a right to
Noise – Know Your Rights As A Neighbour
Shakespeare said in The Tempest (2:2), “Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows.” When we live side by side in high density complexes it’s inevitable
Neighbours Encroaching Trees-What The Law Says – Roy Bregman
http://www.capetalk.co.za/podcasts/144/the-john-maytham-show/218792/neighbours-encroaching-trees-what-the-law-says-roy-breggman
Does A Good Fence Make for A Good Neighbour?
It is a common saying, especially in the United States, that good fences make for good neighbours. This is still true in South Africa, even
Boundary Walls – problems with your neighbour?
Disputes surrounding boundary walls in residential and commercial areas are one of the most controversial topics facing homeowners. These relate to the location of the
Barking dogs driving you mad?
The sensible thing to do is to chat to your neighbour, over a cup of tea, and explain that the dog is preventing your baby
What is the essence of common law nuisance?
It lies in the maxim sic utere tuo aliennum non laedas – which means use your own property in such a manner as not to
Noise Control Regulations
In terms of the Environment Conservation Act 73 of 1989 See the regulations These are the offences and possible fines: NOISE CONTROL REGULATIONS, IN TERMS
Information and procedure with regard to Noise Nuisance Complaints
Transgression of the stipulations of the Noise Control Regulations of Gauteng is a criminal offence and the accused can be fined up to R20 000