Hearing of cases: (a) trials (b) review applications (c) appeals from the public service tribunal (d)enforcement applications

• All cases wherein the court has exclusive jurisdiction to hear have to start at the DDPR to go through the conciliation process.
• In a trial an originating application has to be lodged. It has have all particulars of the parties. An originating application has to be followed by an answer.
• In a review application, a notice of motion accompanied by an affidavit has to be filed. It will be followed by an answering affidavit after the record of proceedings has been filed.
• Notices of an appeal from the public service tribunal are lodged with the court and are accompanied by grounds of appeal.
• When lodging an enforcement application, a litigant has to provide proof that the judgement creditor knows about the award against him and has to provide the court with particulars regarding his place of business