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CoM warns of delays as law firm seeks to consolidate Mining Charter casesBy:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Online LEGAL Local law firm Malan Scholes has lodged an application at the Pretoria High Court, seeking to declare the country’s Mining Charter unconstitutional and void. It also sought to consolidate its own application with the Chamber of Mines’ (CoM’s) court application for declaratory orders relating to aspects of interpretation.
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