By Edrick Roux and Lucinda Horn ‘Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realise they were the big things’ Robert Brault. This is both a […]
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By Arno Duvenhage The judgment of the Constitutional Court (CC) in Nkata v FirstRand Bank Ltd 2016 (4) SA 257 (CC) resulted in a paradigm shift within the legal fraternity […]
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By Emile Myburgh One of the fears expressed on the new Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the new Act), before it entered into force on 1 May 2011, was about […]
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By Edrick Roux and Lucinda Horn We have all heard the age old adage that opportunity only knocks once, which at face value seems like encouragement to pursue an opportunity […]
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By Jenalee Harrison Copyright law in many countries has been used to limit parallel importation of goods into a country without the express permission of the copyright owner. These imports […]
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By Madeleine Truter Many disputes have arisen from the fact that purchasers and sellers of property do not understand what the voetstoots clause means. The term voetstoots is a Dutch word, […]
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By Naleen Jeram The payment of pension interest benefits to non-member spouses on the dissolution of a marriage has been the subject of intense debate and has recently received judicial […]
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By Clement Marumoagae In the article ‘Pension interest – is there a need to plead a claim?’ (2017 (Jan/Feb) DR 38), I argued that in Ndaba v Ndaba [2017] 1 […]
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By Dr Henry Lerm Picture the typical set-up in an operating theatre in the eighteenth century. There, he was, the lone medical man, scalpel in hand, hunched over the patient […]
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By Wihann Joubert No other consumer/provider relationship in South Africa (SA) starts off on a more unbalanced level as the relationship between the consumer of health services and the provider […]
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