In practice, non-member spouses whose marriages are either in community of property or out of community of property with the application for the accrual system, continue to be frustrated by […]
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Generally, legal practitioners operate within a given set of specified rules and procedures. With these, come certainty. Thus, the preference for legislation to be captured in writing, as well as […]
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On 4 March, the Labour Court (LC) delivered a seminal judgment in the matter between Vodacom (Pty) Ltd and Others v National Association of South African Workers and Another (LC) […]
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The question whether the corollary effect of the claims procedure prescribed by the Administration of Estates Act 66 of 1965 (the Act) is to effectively bar a creditor from […]
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By Sarel Steel, Andre Stephan Botha and Tashvir Khalawan The quantification of damages in certain legal matters involves calculating the capitalised value, or expected present value, of a list of […]
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It is not uncommon for many shareholders to find themselves in an undesirable position. Shareholders may wish to dispose of their shares for […]
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Donations tax is payable on the total value of property disposed of, whether directly or indirectly, by a resident by means of a donation. […]
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The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, 1886 (the Berne Convention) is the principal international treaty governing copyright. In the European […]
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South African courts have dealt with the question of whether disability grants should be deducted from loss of earnings claims against the Road Accident Fund (RAF) on three occasions. On […]
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In December 2017, De Rebus published an article on the service of legal process on foreign states and intergovernmental organisations (see Riaan de Jager ‘Diplomatic law: Service of process on […]
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