The South African courts are the Civil and criminal courts responsible for the ADMS of justice in South Africa.They apply the law of South Africa and are established under the constitution of South Africa or under acts of parliament of South Africa.Despite South Africa’s division into the (9) nine province the country has a single national court system.The courts are funded and supported by the national department of justice and constitution development.
The ordinary courts are the District and regional magistrate courts.The provincial divisions of the High court and supreme court of appeal.The Constitutional court is the Highest court for constitutional matter.Specialists courts have been established for various matter including labour courts, land claim courts, special income tax courts , and the electoral court.Africa Customary law is administered by chiefs and headmen’s court , subject to the council of traditional
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