“Through the pursuit of excellence, the encouragement of transformation and the respect of individualism we endeavour to provide services of the highest standard.”
Members of the St Georges Club Chamber are dedicated to promoting the rule of law, independence of the judiciary and of the legal profession and access to justice for all.
About the Chamber
The Club Chambers is within walking distance of the Port Elizabeth High Court. The facilities in and around the property are designed to meet the needs of each advocate and offers a restaurant, offices, consultation rooms, library, arbitration rooms, secure parking and top of the range technology throughout the building.
HISTORY OF THE ST GEORGES CHAMBER BUILDING
FROM 1866
Perhaps younger members of society have always had a different view on how life should be led. It certainly was also apparent in the mid-1800s when they refused to become members of the long-established Port Elizabeth Club. Instead, they ultimately formed their own Club, the St. George’s Club.
HISTORY OF THE EASTERN CAPE CHAMBER OF ADVOCATES
FROM 1876
The Society has its very early origins in the arrival in Makhanda (Grahamstown) of JG Kotzé in 1876. His stay was brief as he went on to become the Chief Justice of the South African Republic in 1877.
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