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"But Advocate Cedric Puckrin, who appeared with advocate Gerhard Cilliers for the fund, said Trengove had argued his case “with rose-coloured glasses”".
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Bereaved families eligible for Road Accident Fund (RAF).
South African authorities say the families of the 46 Botswana citizens who were involved in a horrific bus crash in Limpopo during Easter, are eligible for road accident claims.
Forty five people died when the bus they were travelling in plunged off the Mmamatlakala Bridge into a ravine, before bursting into flames. One person, an 8 year-old girl, Atlang Siako, survived the crash.
South Africa’s Road Accident Fund, RAF, provides cover for both South Africans and foreigners involved in accidents on South African roads.
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The High Court in Pretoria has thrown out new rules directed at foreigners which was introduced for the Road Accident Fund (RAF).
The rule required foreigners to prove they were in the country legally at the time of their accidents before they could lodge a claim.
NDABANEWS: The high court in Pretoria has found the minister of transport and the Road Accident Fund (#RAF) overreached their powers by issuing a directive that excludes illegal foreigners involved in accidents from accessing the fund’s benefits.
That puts in legal doubt proposed amendments to the RAF Act.
The rule required foreigners to prove they were in the country legally at the time of their accidents before they could lodge a claim. However, the RAF has an obligation in terms of s17(1) of the Road Accident Fund Act to "...compensate any person…”
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BREAKING NEWS
High Court in Pretoria Dismisses New Rules to Exclude Illegal Foreigners in Road Accident Fund Claims
The case was brought to court by a Zimbabwean man who sustained severe facial disfigurement in a motorcycle accident in Pretoria
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Road Accident Fund is not Backing down on their New Rules that seeks to exclude Illegal foreigners from claiming for the Compensation.
Pretoria High Court recently dismissed the RAF's New Rules, in a case brought by the Illegal Zimbabwean national. https://t.co/cApY3mHxPh
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