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Unlawfully occupying the bridge to transformation: a case for judicial exploration when evictions are unjust and inequitable
Unlawful occupation has recently peaked due to the slow pace of the State's provision of housing, coupled with the private housing market's inability to cater for poor and vulnerable people in society. As unlawful occupation happens on an indiscriminate basis, privately owned land also falls prey to...
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Department of Public Law
2021
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