INTERPRETERS • Any of the official languages of South Africa may be used in the court. • Arrangements for an interpreter must be made with the clerk of the court beforehand if evidence is to be given in a language wi - Law of evidence in South Africa - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	INTERPRETERS • Any of the official languages of South Africa may be used in the court. • Arrangements for an interpreter must be made with the clerk of the court beforehand if evidence is to be given in a language wi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-09-14 05:17:00 Open Document File Size: 205,70 KB Share Result on Facebook Country South Africa / / Facility Small Claims Court / / Organization ENQUIRIES National Office / Small Claims Court / Municipality/ Local Government / UN Court / Municipalities/Local Government / / Person Court Zero / Court Zero Tolerance / / / Position advocate / attorney / clerk / local Magistrate / Governor / proprietor / Minister / interpreter / / PublishedMedium the Government Gazette / / URL www.justice.gov.za / / SocialTag Small claims court Cause of action Damages Plaintiff Conversion Interpleader Law Civil procedure Tort law

INTERPRETERS • Any of the official languages of South Africa may be used in the court. • Arrangements for an interpreter must be made with the clerk of the court beforehand if evidence is to be given in a language wiAdd to Reading List