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    Quote Originally Posted by Vanash Naick View Post
    No, I haven't come across any leading case of any mitigating circumstance that can successfully prevent or delay the ultimate sanction of theft.
    Actually, I have. The position regarding 'petty theft,' is somewhat muddled by two contradictory judgments regarding the very same employer Shoprite Checkers. One is known as the Zondo Judgment and the other is called the Davis Judgment.

    Shoprite Checkers (Pty) Ltd v CCMA & others [2008] 12 BLLR 1211 (LAC) and Shoprite Checkers (Pty) Ltd v CCMA & others [2008] 9 BLLR 838 (LAC).

    Zondo judgment


    Davies Judgment

    Please take some time to read both judgments, they are not lengthy. This is another conversation to be had.
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