It has been well-established that admissions of allegations made in pleadings and at a pre-trial conference can only be withdrawn by the party who made such an admission if it […]
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According to s 1 of the Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988, a ‘trust’ means ‘the arrangement through which the ownership in property of one person is by virtue […]
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By Karabo Sekailwe Orekeng The business judgment rule (the rule) is a defence mechanism found in s 76 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the Act). The rule can […]
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By Kgomotso Ramotsho Legal administrator Busisiwe Beverly Zwane, was born in Pretoria, and grew up in Dennilton and Witbank. Ms Zwane attended Hoërskool Patriot and after completing matric, she proceeded […]
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When a person has been arrested with or without a warrant in terms of s 50(1)(a) of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977, they shall be informed of their […]
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The Constitutional Court (CC) judgment in Kapa v S 2023 (4) BCLR 370 (CC) handed down on 24 January 2023 marked a ground-breaking departure from the approach and treatment of […]
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The Report of the Road Accident Fund Commission, 2002 commented on the Road Accident Fund (RAF) as follows: ‘39.1.1.7 … The RAF continues to experience difficulty with its restructuring as […]
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By Prof Fareed Moosa Rule 43 of the Uniform Rules of Court was promulgated in GN R48 GG999/12-1-1965 and has largely remained untouched. In S v S and Another 2019 […]
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Shandukani Mudau is a 28-year-old candidate legal practitioner and former President of the Black Lawyers Association Student Chapter National Executive Committee (BLA-SC NEC). Ms Mudau was born in Vyeboom village […]
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This article discusses the role of both law teachers and legal practitioners in the provision of legal education in South Africa (SA). Legal education has narrowly been viewed through […]
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