Mulalo Tshililo’s article ‘Liability of a legal practitioner through the lens of a lay person’ 2024 (Nov) DR 42 warrants a reply. The article focusses on the Supreme Court of […]
By Sandile Khumalo Commencing from 1 April 2023, s 11A(1) of the Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988 (TPCA) requires trustees to establish, maintain and lodge a beneficial ownership […]
South Africa’s progressive legal framework, grounded in the Constitution and the Children’s Act 38 of 2005, advocates for gender equality and the best interests of the child in all matters […]
A judgment decided last year, Arocon Mbokodo CC v Mogalakwena Local Municipality (LP) (unreported case no 2650/2024, 7-6-2024) (Monene AJ) is laudable for a number of reasons. The judge, Monene […]
Clarifying the principles of legal practitioners’ liability in South African law
Examining the impact of beneficial ownership requirements for trusts in South Africa
Hidden bias: The indirect gender discrimination against fathers in parenting orders
Exploring judicial insight into public-private contractual relationships and state accountability
Retired Judge Ntlupheko Yekiso, who passed away in February 2025, was honoured at an official memorial in Cape Town by members of the judiciary and legal practitioners. The Office of […]
The Johannesburg Attorneys Association (JAA) held its second Annual Judges’ Function under the theme ‘Adding colour to your life,’ where the organisation recognised and celebrated the work done by the […]
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