The verb "may" (may be) more premptory than "shall" and "must"

Authors :

Shar, R

Journal Title :

Without Prejudice

Citation :

(2010) 10(3) Without Prejudice 61

S.A. Cases Cited :

Intertrade Two (Pty) Ltd v The MEC for Road and Public Works [2008] 1 All SA 142 (Ck)

Sutter v Scheepers 1932 AD 165

S.A. Legislation :

Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 5 of 2000

Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000 s. 6(2)(g)

Subject :

Administrative law

Interpretation

Judicial review

May (Words and phrases)

Shall (Words and phrases)

Must (Words and phrases)

Government purchasing

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