By Gert Nel Section 2 (1)(a) and (b) of the Contingency Fees Act 66 of 1997 (the Act) states: ‘(a) that the legal practitioners shall not be entitled to any […]
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By Prof Hennie Klopper South Africa is internationally one of the most unsafe countries for road travel (see ‘South African road deaths vs the world’ https://businesstech.co.za, accessed 9-5-2018). Fourteen thousand […]
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By Herbert James David Robertson According to South African law, and more specifically in the case of ABSA Bank Ltd v Hammerle Group 2015 (5) SA 215 (SCA), one exception […]
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By Tamsanqa Mila The primary remedy for an unfair dismissal is reinstatement or re-employment, because of the importance of job security in our country. Reinstatement for a dismissed employee means […]
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By Rico van der Merwe and Melandie Buitendag The concept of business rescue was introduced into South African corporate law through the enactment of ch 6 of the Companies Act […]
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By De Niro Koffman The matter of male circumcision has become a contentious issue within the international community insofar as it involves the circumcision of minors. Considering South Africa (SA) […]
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By Nkateko Nkhwashu The Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) International Standards on Combating Money Laundering and the Financing of Terrorism and Proliferation (FATF Recommendations) (www.fatf-gafi.org, accessed 9-4-2018) have been constantly […]
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By Michael Lombard The development of the new rules was initiated by jurisprudence when the right to adequate housing (s 26 of the Constitution) was acknowledged in the Jaftha v […]
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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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