By Prof Hennie Klopper In April 2017 the Minister of Transport gave notice in the Government Gazette (GenN 302 GG40788/18-4-2017) of the intention to introduce the Road Accident Benefit Scheme […]
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By Nicholas Mgedeza Legal disputes are cropping up everywhere all the time. This is discernible by the many matters on our court rolls. Let me hasten to say one needs […]
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By Thenjiwe Vilakazi On 14 November 2017, the Constitutional Court (CC) determined for the first time whether the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000 (PAJA) applies when an […]
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By Mfundo Ngobese The definition of ‘excessive price’ in s 1 of the Competition Act 89 of 1998, as amended (the Act), is a price that ‘bears no reasonable relation […]
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By Nkateko Nkhwashu It is a trite principle of law in South Africa (SA) that banks are not legally compelled to give reasons for terminating relationships or closing customers’ accounts. […]
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By Beverly Shiells There seems to be a misconception among colleagues that the winning party is ultimately entitled to all costs incurred in an action or application and that such […]
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By Martin van Staden Since the inception of the ‘#DataMustFall’ movement in 2016, the notion that Internet access is a human right that must be guaranteed by government has become […]
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By Ndivhuwo Ishmel Moleya It is widely accepted that there is no such thing as a perfect justice system. Court decisions are not entirely faultless, just as judges are not […]
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By Dr Fareed Moosa From time to time testamentary heirs renounce the benefits conferred by a testator in a last will and testament. When this occurs, s 2C(1) of the […]
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By Nkateko Nkhwashu The Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001 (FICA) came into effect in 2002. FICA, among others, made provision for the training of employees of accountable […]
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