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ARTICLE · 02 JUNE 2024

When Is An Entity "Directly Affected" By Administrative Decisions?

In the case of Gensinger and Neave CC & Others v Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, the Supreme Court of Appeal ("the SCA") made certain findings as to when an entity is affected by administrative decisions.

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In the case of Gensinger and Neave CC & Others v Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, the Supreme Court of Appeal ("the SCA") made certain findings as to when an entity is affected by administrative decisions. The court further confirmed the general common law principle that administrative decisions are suspended until all appeals relating to the administrative decision are finalised.

Background

The appellants held retail licenses for the sale of petroleum products in the business district of Matatiele. In May 2019, another entity successfully applied for a retail license from the Controller of Petroleum ("the Controller") to sell petroleum products in Matatiele.

Aggrieved by the Controller's decision, the appellants objected to the issuance of the additional retail license but it was issued despite the objection. Further Aggrieved by this, the CC launched an appeal to the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy ("the Minister") against

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