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Legal Update
Legal Update – 9 February 2026
Court of Appeal Restores Appeal Rights in Waiver Cases
- Delayed determination of waiver request constitutes an appealable omission
- Substantive right of appeal in respect of omissions cemented
- Jurisdiction of TRAB cannot be ousted by precedents or Courts of law
- TRAB’s jurisdiction provisions extensively analysed
- TRA held not to enjoy unfettered power on statutory timelines
- Previous decisions barring appeals on omissions distinguished
- Statutory timelines, accountability, and procedural fairness reinforced
- Concurrent decisions of the Board and Tribunal reversed
Legal Quest
In this week’s Legal Quest the poll results read:
- Can a marriage be legally annulled if one of the parties was incapable of consummating it from the outset?
YES – 91% | NO – 9% - Is it allowed to run a funding campaign to support someone in need?
YES – 60% | NO – 40% - Can a person be charged with a crime for sharing someone else’s private information online?
YES – 96% | NO – 4%