- John
Mowbray Didcott (14
August 1931 – 20
October 1998) was a
South African judge who
served in the
Constitutional Court of
South Africa from February...
- its actions. In May 1987, a
Natal provincial Supreme Court justice, John
Didcott,
ruled that the ban on the UDF's
ability to
receive foreign funding should...
-
upholding the appeal. Finally, in his own
separate judgment,
Justice John
Didcott held that the
matter was moot and that, per JT
Publishing v
Minister of...
- to the
Constitutional Court,
where he
succeeded the late
Justice John
Didcott. He also
served on the
amnesty committee of the
Truth and Reconciliation...
-
previously unseen episodes)
Bonjour la
classe (1993, TV Series) as
Laurence Didcott Sherlock Holmes (1993, TV Mini-Series) as
Inspector Hopkins Let's Get Divorced...
- the
series centred on
Laurence Didcott, a new
teacher of
French at the
fictional prestigious Mansion School.
Didcott discovers a
prevailing attitude...
- [1994]
ZASCA 76
Court membership Judges sitting Chaskalson P, Ackermann,
Didcott, Kriegler, Langa, Madala, ****med, Mokgoro, O'Regan &
Sachs JJ, Kentridge...
- is a
famous case in
South African law,
heard and
decided by
Milne J and
Didcott J in the
Natal Provincial Division on May 1, 1979. It was a
review of a...
- the
other prepared by
Justice Johann Kriegler and
joined by
Justice John
Didcott. The
order of the court, as set out in Kentridge's
majority judgment, dismissed...
- from the 14th
century onward,
Dudcott from the 16th
century onward and
Didcott from the 17th
century onward. It is
derived from Old English,
meaning the...
