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News24 | High court win for law firms in fight against B-BBEE legal sector code

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The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria heard the case to set aside the new B-BBEE codes for the legal sector in May this year. It has now ruled that Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau did not exercise proper statutory discretion when he gazetted the framework.

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria heard the case to set aside the new B-BBEE codes for the legal sector in May this year. It has now ruled that Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau did not exercise proper statutory discretion when he gazetted the framework.

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