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323/J39
PUBLIC CARRIERS ASSOCIATION & OTHERS
versus
TOLL ROAD CONCESSIONARIES (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
& OTHERS
NICHOLAS
A J A
323/89
WHN
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA
(APPELLATE DIVISION)
In the matter between:
PUBLIC CARRIERS ASSOCIATION
HULTRANS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
CARGO CARRIERS LIMITED
TANKER SERVICES (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
First Appellant
Second Appellant
Third Appellant
Fourth Appellant
MAINLINE CARRIERS (PROPRIETARY)
LIMITED
Fifth Appellant
and
TOLL ROAD CONCESSIONARIES
(PROPRIETARY) LIMITED
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC
OF SOUTH AFRICA
First Respondent
Second Respondent
THE NATIONAL TRANSPORT COMMISSION
MINISTER OF TRANSPORT
Third Respondent
Fourth Respondent
CORAM:
JOUBERT, SMALBERGER, STEYN,
F H GROSSKOPF, JJA, et NICHOLAS, AJA
HEARD:
2 NOVEMBER 1989
DELIVERED:
30 November 1989
J U D G M E N T
NICHOLAS
A J A
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I have had the privilege of reading the
judgment prepared by SMALBERGER J A.
agreement with his reasons for judgment,
Generally I am in
but I disagree in
regard to the third question and would in consequence make
an order on the appeal which differs from that proposed by
him.
In terms of s 9(1) of the National Roads
Act, 54 of 1971 ("the Act"),
"9(1)
The (National Transport Commission) may
(a) subject to subsection (3), declare
any bridge or tunnel on, or any portion
of, a national road, as a toll road;
(b) in respect of the use of any vehicle
on a toll road, levy a toll the amount
of which has been determined and
made known in terms of subsection
(4) and which shall be payable by
the person so using the vehicle;
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(c) collect moneys payable as toll on
a toll road, and for that purpose
erect a toll gate or toll gates and
facilities in connection therewith
on the toll road;
(d) grant exemption from the payment
of toll on a particular toll road-
(i)
in respect of a vehicle of a
category determined by the...