In which case did Ngcobo J conclude that "the Constitution is the starting point in interpreting any legislation, first the interpretation that is placed upon a statute must, where possible, be one that would advance at least one identifiable value enshrined in the Bill of Right and second, the statute must be capable of such interpretation, the emerging trend is to have regard to the context in which the words occur, even where the words to be construed are clear and unambiguous"

A$)$ Holomisa v Argus Newspapers Ltd $1996(2)$ SA $588($W$).$

B$)$ Minister of Land Affairs v Slamdien $1999(4)$ BCLR $413422.$

C$)$ Union Mack v Mack $1917$ AD $731.$

D$)$ Bato Star Fishing $($Pty$)$ Ltd v Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism $2004(4)$ SA $490($CC$).$