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Roll of Advocates As On: 2016/08/04 Roll of Advocates As on: 2016/08/04 Surname FirstNames CaseNo Race Gender HighCourt Status DateAppointed Abass Yaasen 256/2013 Indian Male Cape Town Appointed 2013/03/01 Abdul Alli Shadia Banoo 7803/08 Indian Male Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2008/07/22 Abdulkadir Uhud Sadiq 10847/2004 African Male Cape Town Appointed 2005/02/04 Abdulla Zahid Hasan 5170/2015 Other Male Cape Town Appointed 2015/05/08 Abduroaf Muhammad 10002/2002 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2003/02/07 Aber G 88/08 White n/a Pretoria Appointed 1988/08/11 Abernethy Patrick Walter 4955/08 White Male Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2008/05/16 Aboobaker Miriam Bibi 5913/13 Indian Female Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2014/06/23 Abraham Feisal 325/07 Indian Male Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2007/03/30 Abrahams Cindy Odette 8094/04 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2004/11/05 Abrahams Clement Gregory Charles 1474/16 White Male Cape Town Removed 2016/04/26 Abrahams Earl Rory 145/02 Coloured Male Grahamstown Appointed 2002/09/19 Abrahams Rudi 389/04 Indian Male Cape Town Appointed 2004/03/05 Abrahams Shaun Kevin 214/2002 Coloured Male Johannesburg Appointed 2002/03/11 Ackerman Andre Rudolph Philip 10450/2005 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2005/12/02 Ackerman Donald David 14687/09 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2009/09/04 Ackerman Lourens Wepener 27650/2010 White Male Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2011/02/04 Ackermann Gerhard 29/04/2003 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2003/04/09 Ackermann Marius Francois 20/01/1976 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1976/01/20 Ackermann Sarel Meyer 30210/99 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1999/12/09 Adam Reza 3291/2014 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2014/05/02 Adams Achmat 22572/2010 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2010/12/03 Adams Clement Enrico 3348/2009 African Male Cape Town Appointed 2009/04/17 Adams Elviso John 19612/14 Other Male Cape Town Removed 2014/11/20 Adams Fadlah 12184/2009 Coloured Female Cape Town Appointed 2009/08/07 Adams Joan 8750/87 White Female Pretoria Appointed 1987/08/11 Adams Luzelle Henrietta 2139/2007 Coloured Female Free State Appointed 2007/07/05 Adams Michelle Fiona 5372/05 African Female Cape Town Appointed 2005/08/05 Adams Mohammad Whaleed 9424/2014 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2014/08/01 Adebola Linda Khongozwa 35638/2007 African Male Pretoria Appointed 2007/11/05 Adendorf Jan George 33028/01 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2002/02/14 Adhikari Mushahida 781/2011 Indian Male Cape Town Appointed 2011/03/04 Adhikarie Zuraya 8656/98 Coloured Female Cape Town Appointed 1998/08/07 Adoons Mongezi Moses 14470/2015 African Male Johannesburg Appointed 2015/08/06 Adriaanse Keturah 11233/2013 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2013/09/06 Adriaanse Meche Candice 2979/06 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2006/05/05 Africa Anneline 2357/04 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2004/05/07 Africa Sylvan 5983/1998 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 1998/08/07 Aggenbach Andre 221/04 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2004/03/05 Aggenbach Morne 20502/96 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2007/11/26 Agulhas Juan Adam 5462/04 Indian Male Cape Town Appointed 2004/09/03 Ahlers Petronella Christina 20984/96 White Female Pretoria Appointed 1996/11/26 Ahmed Tashriq 6789/10 Indian Male Cape Town Appointed 2010/05/07 Ainslie Deborah Marie 3759/2013 White Female Grahamstown Appointed 2013/12/19 Ajam Nadia 7849/04 Indian Female Cape Town Appointed 2004/11/05 Ajoodha Divesh 52772/09 Indian Male Johannesburg Appointed 2010/02/03 Akoob Hasaan 13214/96 Indian Male Pretoria Appointed 1996/08/13 Alachouzos Skevos Michael David 97/000845 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 1997/03/19 Alant Cornelius Jacobus 19817/98 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1998/10/06 Alberts Anton De Waal 1996/05 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 1996/05/29 Alberts Herman Ludik 6919/93 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1993/06/18 Alberts Marius Nicholas 21091/94 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1994/12/06 Alberts Pieter 32256/98 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1999/01/26 Alberts R W 85/09 African Male Free State Appointed 1985/12/27 Albertus Matthew Henry 1563/09 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2009/04/17 Albertyn Samantha Zinzy 2107/2011 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2011/03/17 Alborough Seane Jayde Victoria 3705/2012 White Female Grahamstown Appointed 2012/12/13 Alcantara Roberto Carlos 49446/2008 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2008/12/11 Alers Gideon 39342/2014 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2014/08/29 Alexander James Calder 4896/1988 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1988/05/03 Alexander Lionel 1425/91 White Male Grahamstown Appointed 1991/10/10 Alexander Mugammad Khasif 19639/12 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2012/11/07 Alexander Turner Duncan 2005/12445 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2005/08/03 Alheit Karin NOT PROVIDED Other Female Pretoria Appointed 1982/04/13 Alister Rodger 570/03 White Male Kimberley Appointed 2003/08/22 Alkana Michele Annie 14835/07 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2007/12/07 Allchin Anthea Yvonne 7853/04 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2004/11/05 Allcock Stephen Ray 1295/04 White Male Grahamstown Appointed 2004/01/22 Allen Kelsey 2310/09 White Female Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2009/04/20 Allen Kurt Frederick 2112/08 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2009/02/06 Allers Christiaan 19511/91 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1991/11/26 Allers Esser Johannes 144/95 White Male Cape Town Appointed 1995/03/03 Allers Karin 0 White Female Pretoria Appointed 2007/04/16 Alli Nadeem 09/52662 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 2010/02/17 Alli Yakoob 10499/07 Indian Male Johannesburg Appointed 2007/06/20 Allie Magboebah 3174/04 Indian Male Cape Town Appointed 2004/06/04 Allie Shokat 11575/06 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2007/03/02 Allison Abraham Percy 2010/49736 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 2011/02/23 Ally Pareen Hoosen 9310/04 Indian Male Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2005/01/25 Amaechi Oloua 2009/50810 African Male Johannesburg Appointed 2010/03/17 Page 1 of 97 Roll of Advocates As on: 2016/08/04 Surname FirstNames CaseNo Race Gender HighCourt Status DateAppointed Ameermia Mahomed Shafie 23827/95 Indian Male Pretoria Appointed 1996/02/13 Anastasiou Zina 2761/2000 White Female Durban Appointed 2000/10/23 Anban Govender 07/407 Indian Male Johannesburg Appointed 2007/05/14 Ancer Bernard 86/11 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 1986/11/18 Andersen Mark Steenfeldt 2010/41081 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 2011/07/28 Anderson Bradley Robert 99/17297 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 1999/09/01 Anderson Janine Adele 30/05 White Female Kimberley Appointed 2005/11/18 Anderson Malcom John Hay 334/96 White Male Grahamstown Appointed 1996/02/28 Anderson P J 88/06 White n/a Cape Town Appointed 1988/06/13 Anderson William Wallace 32/05 White Male Kimberley Appointed 2005/02/25 Anderssen Julia Schonian 7628/96 White Female Cape Town Appointed 1996/08/02 Anderton Simon Patrick 1565/11 African Male Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2011/04/01 Andreas Andre Johan 24101/97 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1997/12/02 Andrew Elizabeth 932/2009 African Female Cape Town Appointed 2009/04/17 Andrews Dail 9788/07 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2007/09/07 Andrews G E 88/08 White n/a Durban Appointed 1988/08/01 Andrews Leslie 7821/05 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2005/10/14 Andrews Raquel Bernadette 2014/7882 White Female Johannesburg Appointed 2014/05/08 Andrews Tim 668/2015 White Male Grahamstown Appointed 2015/04/07 Anshal Bodasing 06/22798 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 2006/12/06 Anslie Brandon Graig 2789/2012 White Male Grahamstown Appointed 2012/10/11 Anstruther D 09/78 White Male Pretoria Appointed 1978/07/09 Anthony Warda 7520/04 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2004/11/05 Aphane Michael Molwantwa 27715/00 African Male Pretoria Appointed 2000/12/14 Apollos Dumisani 18/06 African Male Grahamstown Appointed 2009/06/18 Apolus Samuku Maria 423/02 African Female Bophuthatswana Appointed 2002/10/10 Applsamy Suzette 10963A/2015 Other Female Pretoria Appointed 2015/05/18 Appoles Raschid 629/2015 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2015/07/24 Appolis Urcelle Chantel 818/05 Coloured Female Grahamstown Appointed 2005/07/28 April Hendrick Johannes 3897/07 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2007/05/11 April Monique Dalene 7361/2011 Coloured Female Cape Town Appointed 2011/06/03 Arcangeli Ricardo Alvier 2012/44736 White Male Johannesburg Appointed 2013/08/15 Arend Omar 25519/2009 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2010/02/05 Arendse Aaisha 1130/09 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2009/03/06 Arendse Ebrahim 3798/2005 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2005/08/05 Arendse Maximilian Gustav Paul 19778/2012 Coloured Male Cape Town Appointed 2012/12/07 Arendse Trevor Russel 308/06 White Male Cape Town Appointed 2006/04/07 Arjnan Annelene 14048/13 Other Female Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2013/07/27 Arnold Alicia Lynne 5515/05 White Female Cape Town Appointed 2005/08/05 Arnoldus Elzetta 14505/2015 Other Female Cape Town Appointed 2015/08/14 Arries Bronwyn Louisa 14617/2014 Other Female Cape Town Appointed 2014/10/10 Arries Carolyn Lydia 2899/08 African Female Cape Town Appointed 2008/04/11 Arthur Duncan Malcolm 8183/02 White Male Pretoria Appointed 2002/06/04 Ascar C C 88/03 White n/a Pretoria Appointed 1988/03/31 Askew Keryn Lisa 7298/06 White Female Pietermaritzburg Appointed 2006/12/11 Asleti Duane 336/2000 White Female Grahamstown Appointed 2000/12/01 Asmal Ghulam Hoosein 20246/2009 Indian Male Pretoria Appointed 2009/06/09 Aswegen Johan m245/90 White Male Bophuthatswana Appointed 1990/08/30 Atman M B 88/03 White n/a Pretoria Appointed 1988/03/31 Aucamp Amanda Adele 1996/05 White Female Pretoria Appointed 1996/05/16 Aucamp Helena 34464/03 White Female
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