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Notices·Government Gazette notice·8 January 2016

Government Gazette 39587, Notice Act No. 24 of 2015

Judicial Matters Amendment Act, 2015 (Act No. 24 of 2015)

Issued by Government Printing Works, published in Government Gazette 39587 of 8 January 2016, pages 2 to 24.

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What it is

Kind

Government Gazette notice

Judicial Matters Amendment Act, 2015 (Act No. 24 of 2015)

Issued by

Government Printing Works

Used for

Interest rates

30 records in our data are built from it.

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Every figure it set

30 figures, each as the document prints it, with the page it is on where the document has pages. Grouped by the record built from it.

Prescribed rate of interest

  • Prescribed rate of interest10.75% a yearFrom 1 Nov 2026, still in force · page 4 · worked out by us from the figures cited
  • Prescribed rate of interest10.5% a yearFrom 1 Jul 2026 to 1 Nov 2026 · page 4 · worked out by us from the figures cited

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Prescribed rate of interest

Record prescribed-rate-2016-01-08

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The document

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