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Short and Long-term Perspectives Needed On EWC Act

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The controversy surrounding Act 13 of 2025, the Expropriation Act, needs to be considered from two perspectives—the short term and the long term. Regarding the short term, a careful perusal of the Act should reveal that it is being widely misinterpreted because of one section, namely, 12 (3) and (4). The key words, “having regard for all relevant circumstances,” in the event an expropriation would qualify for nil compensation, make it clear that…
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Short and Long-term Perspectives Needed On EWC Act

The controversy surrounding Act 13 of 2025, the Expropriation Act, needs to be considered from two perspectives—the short term and the long term. Regarding the short term, a careful perusal of the Act should reveal that it is being widely misinterpreted because of one section, namely, 12 (3) and (4). The key words, “having regard for all relevant circumstances,” in the event an expropriation would qualify for nil compensation, make it clear that…

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