Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — Right to Property — Section 44(1), 1999 Constitution — Property Not to Be Taken Except by Due Process

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Due process protects property rights. When a judgment is set aside as a nullity, property sold under it should be restored. The principle applies to constitutional law and enforcement of judgments.

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