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Sat May 18 14:11:33 SAST 2013

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Sapa | 25 January, 2013 13:18
An e-toll gantry on the N1 highway in Johannesburg.
Image by: HALDEN KROG

The High Court in Pretoria has granted the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance leave to appeal in the Supreme Court of Appeal against a previous judgment made by the high court.

"The order I make after some consideration is the following: leave is granted to the applicants to appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal against my previous judgment handed down on the 13th of December last year," Judge Louis Vorster said.

He deferred the matter of costs to the Supreme Court of Appeal.

Vorster did not detail his reasons for the judgment, but would, however, provide written reasons when requested.

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