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High Courts

Each province has a High Court which is headed by a judge president and a deputy- justice president. Some provinces may also have ‘branches’ called local divisions.

If a person is unhappy about a decision of a High Court he or she can appeal to:

  • The Constitutional Court if it is a constitutional matter
  • The Supreme Court of Appeal in any other matter

(See: Trials, Appeals and Reviews)