The In Limine process allows the CCMA or a party to raise preliminary legal or procedural issues that must be resolved before the main dispute can be heard. These issues, often relating to jurisdiction, representation, or timeframes, are addressed in a dedicated in limine hearing or during scheduled proceedings. This infographic outlines the purpose, procedure, outcomes, and common types of in limine applications to help parties understand how and when these matters should be raised.
By Keanu Ward
Dispute Resolution Official at Consolidated Employers Organisation (CEO SA)