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Places of Sitting and Periodical Courts in Gauteng and North West Province STAATSKOERANT, 28 NOVEMBER 2014 No. 38271 3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT No. 965 28 November 2014 MAGISTRATES' COURTS ACT, 1944 (ACT NO. 32 OF 1944): WITHDRAWAL OF NOTICES CREAT.7G PLACES OF SITTING, AND PERIODICAL COURTS I,Tshililo Michael Masutha, Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, acting under section 2(1) of the Magistrates' Courts Act, 1944 (Act No. 32 of 1944) read with Item 16(6) of Schedule 6 to the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, hereby with effect from 1 December 2014, abolishall the existing places of sitting and periodical courts by withdrawing the government notices whereby those places of siting and periodical courts were created in respect of the Gauteng and North West Provinces as indicated in Schedule 1 and 2, respectively. Given under my hand at s'st.)clorcet. on this day thel-14 day ofVI" Two thousand and fourteen. TM MASUTHA, MP (ADV) MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 4 No. 38271 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 28 NOVEMBER 2014 SCHEDULE 1 (Gauteng Province) COLUMN A COLUMN B Notices withdrawn Detached Court, Places of Sitting (Branch Courts) and Periodical Court abolished G.N. 1830/85-23/8/1985 Baviaanspoort G.N. 21/67-6/1/1967 Booysens G.N. 972/72-9/6/1972 Brixton G.N. 1050/75-30/5/1975 De Deur P. 70/40-12/4/1940 Devon G.N. 1568/64-16/10/1964 Dobsonville G.N. 1153/64-7/8/1964 Dunnottar G.N. 1231/58-29/8/1958 Edenvale G.N. 14/89-6/1/1989 Hammanskraal G.N. 1180/07-14/12/2007 Hatfield G.N. 241/08-413/1908 Hekpoort G.N. 295/08-16/3/1908 G.N. 251/92-17/1/1992 Hilibrow G.N. 251/92-17/1/1992 Jeppe G.N. 1624/67-13/10/1967 Kagiso GM. 927/02-12/7/2002 Khutsong P. 272/25-13/11/1925 Klipriver P. 298/25-18/12/1925 Kliptown (P. 214/31-5/6/1931 P. 67/33-24/3/1933 G.N. 66/64-17/1/1964 Kwa Thema G.N. 251/92-17/1/1992 Lenasia G.N. 167/73-9/2/1973 Meadowlands This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 28 NOVEMBER 2014 No. 38271 5 COLUMN A COLUMN B Notices withdrawn Detached Court, Places of Sitting (Branch Courts) and Periodical Court abolished G.N. 257/47-7/2/1947 Magaliesburg G.N. 1107/95-21/7/1995 Midrand G.N. 1239/96-218/1996 G.N. 1010/71-18/6/1971 Natalspruit (Katlehong) G.N. 1757/63-8/1111963 New lands G.N. 1424/00-21/12/2000 N4 Bronhorstspruit East G.N. 1424/00-21/12/2000 N3 Balfour Off -Ramp G.N. 1713/03-21/11/2003 N3 Weighbridge G.N. 1424/00-21/12/2000 N12 Holfontein off-ramp G.N. 1424/00-21/12/2000 N1 Walmanstal off-ramp G.N. 17 7/63-8/11/1963 Orlando G.N. 2152/74-22/11/1974 Protea G.N. 1424/00-21/12/2000 P16/1 Rustenburg-Krugersdorp (next to Magaliesburg Government School) G.N. 1255/98-1/10/1998 Plot 996, Lyttleton Manor X1 Centurion G.N. 2396/91-4/10/1991 Pretoria Prison G.N. 561/89-31/3/1989 Vosloorus P. 54/45-6/4/1945 Welbekend G.N. 1227/77-8/7/1977 Zonderwater SCHEDULE 2 (North West Province) COLUMN A COLUMN B Notices withdrawn Detached Court, Places of Sitting (Branch Courts) and Periodical Court abolished G.N. 1890/71-22/10/1971. Atamelang G.N. 801/77-25/5/1977 G.N. 203/65-19/2/1965 Assen G.N. 894/72-26/5/1972. Bethanie G.N.801/77-25/5/1977 P. 55/22-17/3/1922 Biesiesvlei G.N. 169/48-23/1/1948 Bray This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 6 No. 38271 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 28 NOVEMBER 2014 COLUMN A COLUMN B Notices withdrawn Detached Court, Places of Sitting (Branch Courts) and Periodical Court abolished G.N. 1944/80-19/9/1980 Boshoek G.N. 1144163-2/8/1963 Boons P. 1864/11-10/11/1911 Buffelshoek G.N. 1300/47-2716/1947 De Wildt G.N. 606/71-16/4/1971 Fochville G.N. 1745/78-119/1978 G.N. 939/82-14/5/1982 G.N. 2462/46-22/11/1946 Groot Marico P. 91/25-24/411925 Hartebeesfontein G.N. 1947/46-13/9/1C=t 3 Hartebeestpoort Dam G.N. 359/48-13/2/1941 G.N. 1180/07 - 14/12/2007 lkageng (Community Court) G.N. 894/72-26/5/1972. Jericho G.N. 801/77-25/5/1977 P. 92/39-19/5/1939 Klerkskraal P. 247/23-30/11/1923 Leeudoringstad P. 120/25-29/8/1925 P. 39/43-2612/1943 G.N. 1028/02-2/8/2002 Makgobistad G.N. 1144/63-2/8/1963 Marikana G.N. 107/73-26/1/1973 G.N. 145/72-11/2/1972 Morokweng G.N. 894/72-26/5/1972. Motswedi G.N. 801/77-25/5/1977 P. 5/23-12/01/1923 Makwassie G.N. 798/61-6/10/1961 Nietverdiend G.N. 717/02-31/12/1902 Ottoshoop G.N. 1573/49-5/8/1949 Ottosdal G.N. 2275/48-29/10/1948(W). Pampierstad G.N. 2233/49-21/10/1949. G.N. 2027/55-7/10/1955. G.N. 1922/71-22/10/1971. G.N. 801/77-25/5/1977 G.N. 169/48-23/1/1948 Piet Plessis G.N. 37/52-4/1/1952 Reivilo G.N. 664/72-28/4/1972 Sannieshof G.N. 360/48-13/211948 Stella This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 28 NOVEMBER 2014 No. 38271 7 COLUMN A COLUMN B Notices withdrawn Detached Court, Places of Sitting (Branch Courts) and Periodical Court abolished G.N. 1944/80-19/9/1980 Setlagodi G.N. 1028/02-2/8/2002 Tshidilamolomo This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za.
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