The right to a human judge
By Tristan Marot, Innovation Lawyer (Webber Wentzel Fusion) & Chandni Gopal, Partner (Webber Wentzel)FJL v TGO (GJ)[1] came before a full court in Johannesburg as an extremely urgent appeal under section 18(4) of the Superior Courts Act 10 of 2013, against the enforcement pending appeal of an order keeping two children in their private school. Shortly before the hearing, however, the appellant filed a supplementary note identifying 11 discrepancies[2] in the judgment of the acting judge below. Some real cases carried incorrect citations, some real citations contained quotations stitched together from other uncited cases and one authority, cited five times,…
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