The recent decision from the Limpopo Division High Court in Polokwane in S v Modimolla (LP) (unreported case no 02/2022 A290/2021, 18-2-2022) (Muller J) illustrates both the commitment of […]
Section 191(1)(a) of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 (LRA) is very clear that in the event of a dispute about the fairness of a dismissal or about an […]
By Marietjie Du Toit This article discusses the substantive gender inequality and unfair discrimination in trust law disputes. The cornerstone of trust law is the common law. In the […]
International law acknowledges and permits governments to govern and implement public policy to protect their citizens against external and internal threats. History teaches that rule by decree during declared states […]
Amendment versus substitution: Applying s 270 of the Criminal Procedure Act in the interest of justice
Dealing with the red tape of a dismissal or unfair labour practice dispute within local government
Building common-law principles of trust law: One cannot transfer more rights than one has
Public policy, jus cogens norms and the fiduciary criterion of legitimacy
The National Association of Democratic Lawyers (NADEL) Gauteng Student Chapter held a youth conference, under the theme ‘Transformation of the Legal Profession’ on 25 June 2022 in Johannesburg. In his […]
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By Lizette Burger The Law Society of South Africa’s (LSSA) Property Law Committee (the Committee) met on 7 June 2022 to consider an array of issues pertaining to its field […]
