580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision...

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Page 1: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 2: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 3: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 4: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 5: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 6: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 7: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 8: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 9: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
Page 10: 580 CC. In short the Applicants argue that, that decision referred to as the Nkandla decision concluded that remedial actions by the Public Protector are binding and should be implemented.
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